DLA Piper 'red card' system to penalise partners who fail to record enough hours
Partners that fail to record their time properly could have their pay delayed under 'red card' system aimed at reducing lockup
September 15, 2016 at 05:49 AM
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DLA Piper International's equity partners face having their pay delayed or reduced if they fail to record at least seven and a half hours' work each day.
The new policy, introduced earlier this year, is an extension of a 'red card' system first introduced in 2010 in a bid to help the firm reduce its lockup.
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