For attorneys and staffers at New York-based firm Anderson Kill & Olick, Fridays mean the Holy Grail of casual work attire: jeans. Yes, attorneys and staffers are allowed -- even encouraged -- to wear their jeans to the office, but at a cost. To be more precise, $10 per day for an attorney, $5 a day for a staffer and $1 for interns. It isn't a clever way for the firm to generate revenue in this tough economy, though. It's one component of the firm's efforts to raise money for a network of charities.
August 03, 2009 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
If you’re reading this from your desk at a law firm on a summer Friday, chances are you aren’t wearing your favorite pair of blue jeans.
Sure, you might be sporting standard “Casual Friday” gear such as a nice pair of khakis with a crisp polo shirt, but denim?
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