Working from home is the new religion for many, but it can be costly if the business follows the example of a well-known city law firm.
Employees at one of London’s oldest legal practices have been told they can work permanently from home, but that will cost them a 20 per cent pay cut.
Managing partners at Stephenson Harwood, a company that has its roots in the early 19th century, are offering lawyers and other staff a radical option after a pandemic that would include full-time telecommuting.
The move comes as law firms and other leading employers in Square Mile struggle with work routines after the coronavirus crisis forced businesses to embrace remote systems. Many professional service companies have adopted
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