Ashurst is set to launch a new low cost centre in Scotland, in a move which will see London business support roles placed at risk of redundancy. The new Glasgow base, which will open later this year, will house 150 support roles, including 30 legal analysts and 120 business support roles, with the firm set to recruit heavily in the Scottish market.
June 12, 2013 at 10:18 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Ashurst is set to launch a new low cost centre in Scotland, in a move which will see 350 London support roles placed at risk of redundancy.
The new Glasgow base, which will open later this year, is expected to house 150 staff within the next 12 months, including 30 legal analysts and 120 business support staff, with the firm set to recruit heavily in the Scottish market.
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