The Project for Attorney Retention, Interim Report

Effective reduced-hours programs can save law firms millions of dollars through increased retention rates. Permitting attorneys to work fewer hours without stigma can create attorney satisfaction, establish a firm as an employer of choice that cares about diversity, and improve recruiting efforts. Ineffective part-time programs, by contrast, cost firms millions in lost productivity and attrition. They create disillusionment among attorneys, law firm management, and even clients, and tarnish a firm's reputation.

Print Location Joan Williams & Cynthia Thomas Calvert, The Project for Attorney Retention, Interim Report (Mar. 2001).
Online Location http://www.pardc.org/Publications/lf_interim_report.shtml

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