Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) is to make up to 80 staff redundant in England because of the challenging financial and economic climate. In a statement on Monday, the international property services firms said it has 'taken the difficult but necessary decision to make 60 - 80 redundancies affecting employees based in England.'
Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL) is to make up to 80 staff redundant in England because of the challenging financial and economic climate. In a statement on Monday, the international property services firms said it has 'taken the difficult but necessary decision to make 60 - 80 redundancies affecting employees based in England.'
It added that the redundancies are part of a 'wider, strategic cost reduction exercise to ensure the firm's ongoing competitive market position.'
'Where possible the firm will consider redeployment opportunities for staff and will seek to provide any necessary support to those affected during this period of change,' JLL said.
