Legg Mason is planning to cut 35 more jobs in its Baltimore office as a part of its plan to shut the facility, Baltimore Business Journal reports. The layoffs will help the money manager save between $130 million to $150 million, starting in 2012.

The terminations may affect technology, operations and human resources positions, as well as some legal and compliance jobs. In May 2010, Legg Mason said it would axe 350 employees, or 10% of its workforce, including 250 in Baltimore, to cut costs.

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