Pannone Top of the Legal Pops
Despite the downturn woes facing many firms and the bitter taste that large-scale layoffs leave in employees’ mouths, there are some that seem to have kept things pretty sweet in the last year. Law firms had a strong presence in the top 100 companies in the Sunday Times’ 100 Best Companies To Work For survey at the weekend. Pannone, a consistently high acheiver on this front came third overall – a whopping 78% of its employees said that they were …
Despite the downturn woes facing many firms and the bitter taste that large-scale layoffs leave in employees’ mouths, there are some that seem to have kept things pretty sweet in the last year.
Law firms had a strong presence in the top 100 companies in the Sunday Times’ 100 Best Companies To Work For survey at the weekend. Pannone, a consistently high acheiver on this front came third overall – a whopping 78% of its employees said that they were happy with the firm!
Other firms hitting it off with their employees were City firm Lewis Silkin, the highest new entry at (19), Brabners Chaffe Street (20), Olswang (58), Mishcon de Reya (65), Mills & Reeve (68), Freeth Cartwright (72), CMS Cameron McKenna re-entered at (74), new entry Charles Russell reached (92) and Berwin Leighton Paisner slipped in at (94).
Given the recent goings on at MC firms, it might come as no surprise that none of them were included. Linklaters fell out of the list having ranked (93) last year…
March 10, 2009
surprise, Pannone are known as the nicest firm to work at in Manchester
March 10, 2009
is there any work left in Manchester?
March 10, 2009
It is a shame that none of the highest profile firms are on there, it can’t help the profession’s generally poor pr.
March 10, 2009
nice
March 10, 2009
happy days camerons