Clifford Chance lawyers will be able to take two months of unpaid leave as part of a new flexible-working scheme at the firm, which will also target former firm lawyers.
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Lawyers can take two months of unpaid leave as part of a new flexible working scheme at the firm, which is also targeting its former lawyers.
March 04, 2019 at 08:15 AM
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Clifford Chance lawyers will be able to take two months of unpaid leave as part of a new flexible-working scheme at the firm, which will also target former firm lawyers.
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