A number of former Bevan Brittain back office staff are to be made redundant just three months after transferring to outsourcing company Intelligent Office UK. The cuts, which are set to see two compulsory redundancies and 13 further voluntary exits, come after 72 secretarial and administration staff were transferred to the support services outsourcing company in December last year.
February 14, 2012 at 06:01 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
A number of former Bevan Brittain back office staff are to be made redundant just three months after transferring to outsourcing company Intelligent Office UK.
The cuts, which are set to see two compulsory redundancies and 13 further voluntary exits, come after 72 secretarial and administration staff were transferred to the support services outsourcing company in December last year.
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