DLA Piper Offers Reduced Working Schemes to Non-US Business
The firm is offering its international workforce the option to take a temporary reduction in hours or sabbaticals.
May 20, 2020 at 04:21 AM
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DLA Piper is offering its international workforce options to reduce hours and pay amid the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The global firm is allowing all lawyers and staff across its non-U.S. operations to apply for two voluntary flexible working schemes, as part of which they can either ask to temporarily cut or change their standard working hours or take a sabbatical.
The scheme is a result of an emotional wellbeing survey that was sent to the DLA workforce to ask how people are coping with life under lockdown.
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