Baker & McKenzie has cut 70 staff in London following a six-week redundancy consultation. Twenty-one fee earners, 28 secretarial staff and a further 21 support staff in London have been affected by the consultation, which was first announced on 13 March. The final number is in keeping with the firm's initial statement about the restructuring, which said that between 60 and 85 jobs were at risk in the City.
May 14, 2009 at 01:18 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Baker & McKenzie has cut 70 staff in London following a six-week redundancy consultation.
Twenty-one fee earners, 28 secretarial staff and a further 21 support staff in London have been affected by the consultation, which was first announced on 13 March.
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