CCLA staff face redundancy in overhaul

By Helen Warrell, Third Sector, 30 January 2008

Charity investment specialist CCLA is to make 16 of its 110 staff redundant as part of an overhaul to bring the organisation up to date.

The fund manager, which has approximately 29,000 charity clients, said the jobs would be lost mainly from the client-relationship teams. Some investment managers and administrators would also be lost. The changes have been coordinated by Michael Quicke, chief executive of CCLA, who was brought in two years ago to improve...

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