Wragge & Co has moved to improve work-life balance with an extended flexible-working package. The news comes as the Birmingham heavyweight signs up for new premises that will bring together lawyers from three offices under one roof.The flexible working scheme, launched last month and presented to partners earlier this year, is intended to make it easier for lawyers and support staff to take time off during the working day - even to attend things such as gym classes.
April 24, 2008 at 12:20 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Wragge & Co has moved to improve work-life balance with an extended flexible-working package. The news comes as the Birmingham heavyweight signs up for new premises that will bring together lawyers from three offices under one roof.
The flexible working scheme, launched last month and presented to partners earlier this year, is intended to make it easier for lawyers and support s
taff to take time off during the working day – even to attend things such as gym classes.
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