Businesswoman working from home.
A new study by Loeb Leadership finds that 67% of lawyers and staff want to continue to work remotely, even when it's safe to return to offices. But there are risks to firms and employees in that approach.
June 11, 2020 at 04:36 PM
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The original version of this story was published on The American Lawyer
Lawyers and law firm staff enjoy working remotely so much that 67% want to continue that arrangement once offices fully reopen following the coronavirus pandemic, according to a new survey by a company that does leadership training for firms.
The online survey of 25 firms conducted in mid-May by Loeb Leadership, based in New Jersey, found that nearly seven of every 10 people working at firms want to continue working remotely, at least a few days a week, once it’s safe to return to offices.
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