Trowers & Hamlins is considering making a number of redundancies following the Government's recent announcement on public sector spending cuts. Trowers confirmed that it is currently reviewing three or four associate roles in its public sector practice across the UK, but that it had not yet reached a final decision. The firm cited the Government's plans to cut public sector spending as the principal reason for the potential layoffs.
August 09, 2010 at 10:57 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Trowers & Hamlins is considering making a number of redundancies following the Government’s recent announcement on public sector spending cuts.
Trowers confirmed that it is currently reviewing three or four associate roles in its public sector practice across the UK, but that it had not yet reached a final decision.
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