Gallagher shutters Dumfries office with three other locations under threat
Dumfries staff face redundancy as broker discusses future of Ayr, Fort William and Inverness bases as it seeks to move some locations to remote working.
Gallagher has closed its Dumfries office affecting five staff who face redundancy. Dumfries clients will be moved to the Glasgow office.
In addition, Insurance Age can also reveal, that the broker is considering the future of three other locations in the region; Ayr, Fort William and Inverness
It is understood that staff across the locations have all been informed with Dumfries workers finding out their fate last week. The Fort William and Inverness teams were told yesterday (3 November).
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