Bevan Brittan has launched its second redundancy consultation in a move that is set to affect 11% of its workforce. The consultation, announced today (10 September) will affect up to 45 roles including 17 fee earners and 28 support staff positions across the firm’s three offices in Bristol, Birmingham and London. Corporate, real estate and parts of employment are likely to be the most impacted areas.
September 10, 2009 at 07:52 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Bevan Brittan has launched its second redundancy consultation in a move that is set to affect 11% of its workforce.
The consultation, announced today (10 September) will affect up to 45 roles including 17 fee earners and 28 support staff positions across the firm’s three offices in Bristol, Birmingham and London. Corporate, real estate and parts of employment are likely to be the most impacted areas.
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