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No further job losses planned, JLT promises staff

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JLT will not be making further job cuts as a result of its restructure, deputy group CEO Mark Drummond Brady has told Post.

He said: "The three hundred people lost represents the outcome of the restructuring plans that we put in place, when we knew that we had to restructure the business because of the events of 2015. This

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