Tag: remote-working

City trainee Inshaal Ahmad weighs up the pros and cons of adopting a nomadic lifestyle in the post-vaccine world

Legal life slowly returns to (a new) normal

Exclusive: Media and sports specialist Level to take on first trainee in 2023

Ahead of Living Room Law, the virtual conference all about lawyers who are doing things differently, consultant at Re:link and, formerly a senior associate at Linklaters, Anjalee Mead, explains how she ended up working in Zimbabwe

'The future of work is changing and so must we,' says firm's managing partner

Office will remain ‘incredibly important’ for culture and personal development, says magic circle firm

"All the old farts who bang on about WFH being 'the future' need to read this"

Partners from Akin Gump and V&E join a legal education expert to discuss what it’s like to work in the City

Christian Toon, chief information security officer (CISO) at Pinsent Masons, reveals the risks and opportunities associated with digitalisation, as well as how a career in cyber security may be of interest to those studying law

Hill Dickinson’s head of banking and finance, Richard Capper, forecasts the year ahead

Lockdown's 'silver linings'

'Lockdown leave' schemes aimed at working parents and carers

Almost two-thirds hope for hybrid-working once pandemic is over, research reveals

Shoosmiths partners and associates explain why a blended approach that mixes agile workplaces with WFH is likely to become the norm and advise future trainees on how to prepare for the changes ahead

Ahead of Friday’s virtual event, Mayer Brown’s London managing partner Sally Davies discusses the remote-working revolution -- and why failing to embrace change would be a ‘travesty’

Shoosmiths associate Dan Goddard discusses agile working, tech and joining the firm just before the first lockdown

New measure includes trainees

A panel of experts reflect on a year of unprecedented twists and turns

With help from Michael Scott and the gang

CMS trainee Oliver Bristow explains why employment lawyers are more in-demand than ever

Partners from New York, Brussels, Amsterdam and London share their thoughts