"My firm recently announced that they're planning to make a number of people redundant in my team, and it's been made known that they'd like people to come forward voluntarily. Until now I hadn't been looking to leave, but this has confirmed my suspicions that the firm's not doing fantastically well and I am now seriously considering taking the payout and leaving.
January 19, 2012 at 12:06 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
“My firm recently announced that they’re planning to make a number of people redundant in my team, and it’s been made known that they’d like people to come forward voluntarily.
“Until now I hadn’t been looking to leave, but this has confirmed my suspicions that the firm’s not doing fantastically well and I am now seriously considering taking the payout and leaving.
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