A team of 22 DLA Piper staff have turned down the opportunity to relocate permanently to Edinburgh from Glasgow following the end of a three-month trail. The test period, which came to an end on 1 July, was introduced after the firm decided to close its 85-strong Glasgow base in April following a review of its UK operations. After initially making 45 staff redundant, the firm offered 30 staff the chance to switch to Edinburgh along with the office's 10 partners.
July 29, 2013 at 07:03 PM
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A team of 22 DLA Piper staff have turned down permanent relocation from Glasgow to Edinburgh following a three-month trial period.
The Edinburgh trial for staff relocating from Glasgow began in April after the firm decided to close its 85-strong base following a review of its UK operations. After initially making 45 employees redundant, the firm offered 30 further staff the chance to switch to Edinburgh along with the office’s 10 partners.
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