Personnel are still required to be vaccinated to enter U.S. offices, while offices in Europe and Asia will follow local regulations and practices, the firm said.
April 20, 2022 at 06:28 PM
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Cooley announced Wednesday it will fully reopen its offices on June 1, without an in-office requirement for lawyers, according to an internal memo signed by CEO Joe Conroy.
There is no mandate for employees whose work duties allow for remote work, while employees whose in-office presence is essential will be extended flexibility through a team-based rotational schedule, according to the firm.
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