New figures released by a Government-backed charity have ranked the UK top 50 law firms by the largest proportion of staff signed up to make charitable donations on a regular basis. Research by the Geared for Giving Campaign ranks law firms taking part in Workplace Giving - a scheme which offers tax incentives for firms whose employees sign up to make regular donations via the company pay roll.The study credits Mills & Reeve and Taylor Wessing with the highest take-up rate of the 46 UK top 50 law firms taking part, with almost a quarter of employees from these two firms donating money via the scheme.
December 16, 2008 at 10:06 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
New figures released by a Government-backed charity campaign have ranked the UK top 50 law firms by the largest proportion of staff signed up to make charitable donations on a regular basis.
Research by the Geared for Giving Campaign ranks law firms taking part in Workplace Giving – a scheme which offers tax incentives for firms whose employees sign up to make regular donations via the company payroll.
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