Macfarlanes has launched a second redundancy consultation with 15 jobs under threat. The consultation, which began yesterday (10 June), is set to affect 14 support staff including secretaries, as well as one professional support lawyer. The bulk of those facing the axe will come from corporate and central resources. Macfarlanes senior partner Charles Martin told Legal Week: "Regrettably this process has happened, principally as a result of market conditions. It also comes with changes to our working practices where secretaries cover more fee earners."
June 11, 2009 at 05:40 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Macfarlanes has launched a second redundancy consultation with 15 jobs under threat.
The consultation, which began yesterday (10 June), is set to affect 14 support staff including secretaries, as well as one professional support lawyer. The bulk of those facing the axe will come from corporate and central resources.
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