CMS Cameron McKenna and Norton Rose are the UK law firms which made the greatest use of flexible working as a cost-saving measure during the recession, according to Legal Week research. Camerons put around 700 members - including 364 lawyers - of its UK staff of slightly more than 1,000 on its year-long scheme that finished in May.
July 21, 2010 at 07:23 AM
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Most firms end flex schemes ushered in to cut costs amid recession
CMS Cameron McKenna and Norton Rose are the UK law firms which made the greatest use of flexible working as a cost-saving measure during the recession, according to Legal Week research.
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