Markerstudy to cut 80 jobs
Markerstudy is set to axe around 80 roles across the group, as it evolves its operating model.
As revealed by sister title Insurance Post, the move has come as part of a “simplification programme”.
In a statement, Markerstudy said: “As Markerstudy continues to evolve its operating model, we confirm that we are undertaking a business simplification programme, which will affect approximately 80 roles across the group.
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