Up to 150 jobs at risk in L&G's Hove office - report
Insurer says it plans to move a group of customer service roles from Hove to Birmingham by the end of the year.
Up to 150 jobs are at risk at Legal & General’s (L&G) Hove office, Brighton & Hove News has reported.
According to the article, the insurer is set to move a department dealing with general insurance from Hove to Birmingham.
The firm has entered consultations with the impacted staff, and employees will reportedly be offered the opportunity to move to the Midlands.
A spokesperson for L&G told Insurance Age: “A small group of customer service roles currently based in Hove, that support our
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