The global policy applies to all of Linklaters’ employees, lawyers and partners.
Some believe the move will set a new industry standard on remote working, but others are not so sure it is wise.
August 28, 2020 at 04:53 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.com International
Partners across the U.K. legal industry have reacted to a new agile working policy brought in by Linklaters, which will let the firm’s staff—including partners—work remotely for up to 50% of the time beyond COVID-19.
Some have called the initiative a “game-changer” which will open the floodgates for other firms to shift towards agile working, while others feel the move is too prescriptive and too early.
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