Slaughter and May
The move follows a risk review of staff behaviour during social events.
January 13, 2020 at 05:54 AM
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Slaughter and May has banned work-subsidised ski trips, following an incident that saw a lawyer leaving the firm on the back of sexual harassment allegations, a person close to the situation said.
The ban follows a “wider risk review” by the firm that sought to address behaviour at social events.
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