Norton Rose reduced its salary costs by £5m during the last financial year through its high-profile Flex programme and the outsourcing of around 60 City support staff. The firm's 2009-10 accounts, recently filed at Companies House, show that total staff salaries and wages decreased from £131m to £126m over the year.
January 05, 2011 at 06:49 AM
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Norton Rose reduced its salary costs by £5m during the last financial year through its high-profile Flex programme and the outsourcing of around 60 City support staff.
The firm’s 2009-10 accounts, recently filed at Companies House, show that total staff salaries and wages decreased from £131m to £126m over the year.
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