Apogee considers redundancies at newly acquired Danwood

Tom Wright
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Local reports claim over 200 jobs are at risk as Apogee mulls office closures

Managing printing provider Apogee is considering closing three of recently acquired Danwood's branches, putting over 200 jobs at risk in the process, according to local reports. Apogee acquired ...

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