Clyde & Co has put a number of support staff positions at risk of redundancy, following a review of its business services departments carried out in the wake of its merger with legacy Barlow Lyde & Gilbert. It is understood that fewer than 10 members of staff are involved in the consultations, with the changes primarily affecting the firm's London office.
January 30, 2013 at 06:02 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Clyde & Co has put a number of support staff positions at risk of redundancy, following a review of its business services departments carried out in the wake of its merger with legacy Barlow Lyde & Gilbert.
It is understood that fewer than 10 members of staff are involved in the consultations, with the changes primarily affecting the firm’s London office.
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