Holman Fenwick Willan is set to reduce the length of its lockstep by one year, in an effort to simplify its current system. The firm is looking at reducing its lockstep from six years to five from the next financial year, as well as introducing a mandatory retirement age of 62.
September 26, 2011 at 05:28 AM
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Holman Fenwick Willan is set to reduce the length of its lockstep by one year in an effort to simplify the firm’s current partnership structure.
The firm is looking at reducing its lockstep from six years to five as of the next financial year, as well as introducing a mandatory retirement age of 62.
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