Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) has adopted of a permanent Dynamic Working Policy which allows teams to work in a combination of onsite (WFO), and offsite (WFH/WFA).
The Dynamic Working Policy has five models ranging from ‘Work From Office’ to ‘Work From Anywhere’ and even introduces ‘Flexi Lawyering’.
Managing Partner Cyril Shroff, Managing Partner, CAM said “We have adopted dynamic working models that are aligned with the future of work, built on a world class digital infrastructure and aimed towards enhancing productivity and our talent experience. We are ready to bring in the transformative change to lead the legal industry.’
Rishabh Shroff, Partner, CAM stated, “I am delighted with the new policy. With this model, we continue to nurture and protect our diverse talent and caters to millennial expectations.”
Permanent Dynamic Working Policy – Overview of five working models |
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Focus |
Model Name |
Brief Description |
Transitioning from Traditional to New model
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The Office Model
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Work from office (WFO), except when out-of-office for client work |
The Hybrid Model |
Work from Home (WFH) for at least 1 day per week, and WFO at least 1 day per week. |
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Increasing flexibility for firm and lawyers
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Short-term Work from Anywhere (WFA) |
WFA for 6 continuous months. Can be used once every 5 years |
Longer Term WFA
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Lawyers may work in select locations without CAM offices. |
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Increasing the talent pool
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Flexi Lawyer |
Flexibility to hire lawyers for specific projects on short term contractual basis |
The new working model is built on physical and technological infrastructure that preserves the firm culture, furthers our ‘ahead of the curve’ mindset, promotes collaboration, continues the apprenticeship model, and protects the personal space of our staff. The firm will progressively strive towards operating on a paperless basis and has increased its confidentiality and cyber security protocols.
Reeba Chacko, Partner and Head of Corporate, CAM said, “This is a new mindset which we will internalise by innovative and progressive practice and alignment of all stakeholders.”
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