CMS Cameron McKenna has launched a review of its business which puts 40 UK roles at risk of redundancy, including 26 lawyers. The firm announced the review, which covers its business in the UK and CEE, to staff this morning (15 January), with the review including a proposal to cut 40 roles from the UK business.
January 15, 2013 at 07:01 AM
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CMS Cameron McKenna has launched a review of its business which puts 40 UK roles at risk of redundancy, including 26 lawyers.
The firm announced the review, which covers its business in the UK and CEE, to staff this morning (15 January), with the review including a proposal to cut 40 roles in the UK. The redundancy consultation started today and is expected to complete within the next 30 days.
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