CMS Cameron McKenna has announced that around 80 London jobs could go as a result of a firmwide review of the business. Up to 20 fee earners and 60 non fee earner positions in London are likely to go as a part of a redundancy consultation announced today (5 May), with the firm also set to roll out a flexible working programme in all of its offices. Staff will be given full details of the 'Flex' scheme - which requires staff consent before implementation - later today. The scheme is open to associates and support staff, with the firm hoping that all staff will sign up before the cut-off date of 29 May.
May 05, 2009 at 10:37 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
CMS Cameron McKenna has announced that around 80 London jobs could go as a result of a firmwide review of the business.
Up to 20 fee earners and 60 non fee earner positions in London are likely to go as a part of a redundancy consultation announced today (5 May), with the firm also set to roll out a flexible working programme in all of its offices.
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