SAN FRANCISCO Associates in Baker & McKenzie`s San Francisco and Palo Alto offices are in an uproar after being told earlier this month that they will no longer receive specified time for vacation and sick leave.
March 21, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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SAN FRANCISCO – Associates in Baker & McKenzie’s San Francisco and Palo Alto offices are in an uproar after being told earlier this month that they will no longer receive specified time for vacation and sick leave.
Whether the policy will go into effect, however, is uncertain. The firm sent associates an e-mail March 14 saying Baker was in the process of reviewing and making changes or clarifications to the policy.
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