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Ince & Co blames prevailing economic conditions in core sectors for redundancy of 10 fee-earners and six secretarial staff

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Francesca Fanshawe
4 April 2014
Law firm management

Ince & Co confirmed today (4 April) that ten shipping and insurance fee-earners along with six secretarial staff have been made redundant following the conclusion of a consultation launched in February.

The secretarial and office support staff were offered voluntary redundancy while the fee-earners were not and all ten fee-earners have now left the firm.

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