CMS Cameron McKenna’s ambitious bid to outsource virtually its entire back office function to Integreon could result in more than half of the firm’s London support staff either relocating or being made redundant. Details of the move, announced earlier this week (24 January), when the City law firm formally launched a consultation on the plans, revealed that 9% of 363 global business services staff will face redundancy, with a further 21% asked to relocate to either Bristol or India.
January 26, 2011 at 07:34 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
CMS Cameron McKenna’s ambitious bid to outsource virtually its entire back office function to Integreon could result in more than half of the firm’s London support staff either relocating or being made redundant.
Details of the move, announced earlier this week (24 January), when the City law firm formally launched a consultation on the plans, revealed that 9% of 363 global business services staff will face redundancy, with a further 21% asked to relocate to either Bristol or India.
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