Covid sees developer U&I cut staff

By Dave Rogers2020-07-08T08:26:00

Firm says 13% of employees have gone

The developer behind a £500m plan to turn the former London Fire Brigade headquarters into new homes has said it has made 13% of its workforce redundant because of the covid-19 pandemic.

U&I did not say how many staff were affected but according to its last set of report and accounts, the firm employed 120 people in the year to March 2019 – meaning around 16 people have been axed.

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