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‘Some firms do it very well’: Top City outfits embrace flexible working

‘Some firms do it very well’: Top City outfits embrace flexible working
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Madeleine Farman
10 May 2017
The quality of life report

The City’s leading firms have formally embraced flexible working, with the percentage of fee-earners working part-time at the top ten of the Legal Business 100 ranging between 2% and 10%.

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