Macfarlanes has upped its maternity leave by almost 70% in a bid to retain more female lawyers at the firm and increase the number of women in its partnership. The City firm will now offer all employees 23.5 weeks of maternity leave on full pay, up from just 14 weeks.
March 23, 2011 at 08:03 PM
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Macfarlanes has upped its maternity leave by almost 70% in a bid to retain more female lawyers at the firm and increase the number of women in its partnership.
The City firm will now offer all employees 23.5 weeks of maternity leave on full pay, up from just 14 weeks.
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