A Cushman & Wakefield spokesman confirms job reductions, butdid not confirm the reported 200 job loss amount, nor could hedetail how many people will be affected in each market, region orspecific group. He did say, however, that "on a local level, marketby market, it's not a significant number of people." He explainsthat "a small percentage of jobs will be affected."
The spokesman continues that of the approximately 6,000employees in the US, "some markets are reducing staff and in somemarkets we continue to add staff." As far as the local New YorkCity market, he says that he cannot comment on the Manhattan officeas far as level of detail, but that New York City is "one of ourlargest markets."
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