Addleshaw Goddard is looking to ramp up the use of flexible working by its lawyers following a six-month consultation with staff on how the firm can work more efficiently. The firm is set to pilot the flexi-working scheme within its employment practice, as it looks to accommodate the changing needs of staff and keep hold of talented lawyers unsatisfied with the standard working week.
March 14, 2013 at 08:03 PM
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Addleshaw Goddard is looking to ramp up the use of flexible working by its lawyers following a six-month consultation with staff on how the firm can work more efficiently.
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