Keoghs has confirmed that it is reviewing the future of its Manchester office.
A spokesman told RollOnFriday this morning that it was not clear whether there would still be a presence in the City, but that if work was to be moved to another office then staff would be relocated. He stressed that it was not a redundancy consultation and that no jobs were at risk.
It's pretty embarrassing for the firm given that it only opened in the city two years ago (when it made a big song and dance about bagging Clydes' 17 strong fraud team). The spokesman said that the defendant insurance market was in a very different place to where it was in 2012, and pointed out that all insurance firms had been hit.
The process is likely to take a further two or three weeks. Read more about it then.
A spokesman told RollOnFriday this morning that it was not clear whether there would still be a presence in the City, but that if work was to be moved to another office then staff would be relocated. He stressed that it was not a redundancy consultation and that no jobs were at risk.
It's pretty embarrassing for the firm given that it only opened in the city two years ago (when it made a big song and dance about bagging Clydes' 17 strong fraud team). The spokesman said that the defendant insurance market was in a very different place to where it was in 2012, and pointed out that all insurance firms had been hit.
The process is likely to take a further two or three weeks. Read more about it then.
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