I didn’t say whether I thought they needed one or not. I just wonder whether it could be something done by an existing person. There must be a standard checklist for all offices that can’t be too difficult, turn lights out, recycling etc. But do you need to create a separate role is my question.
Quite tempted tbh, I’ve a deep understanding of the industry and I enjoy getting new qualifications. Looks like a good job where you make a difference and don’t have to work like a dog as much as lawyers do.
My firm is even using cellulose document front covers rather than those old clear plastic ones as part of our drive to reduce our impact on the environment.
If their clients say so, then yes they do.
Yes.
Moreover, who's best placed to judge the answer to that?
1. The people actually involved in running the law firms.
2. Random internet gobshites.
It's funny how uncomfortable famous economic libertarian risky is with private business making its own decisions when they go against his prejudices.
eg. protesting "go woke, go broke" when business who understand their own customer bases "go woke" knowing the exact opposite is true
I didn’t say whether I thought they needed one or not. I just wonder whether it could be something done by an existing person. There must be a standard checklist for all offices that can’t be too difficult, turn lights out, recycling etc. But do you need to create a separate role is my question.
Yes I think they do - and big ones needs whole teams, particularly given size of supply chains
What would their average day look like. What would they actually do?
Rof appears to
I don't know but I think their job is making the operations of the law firm more sustainable
And probably saving money in the process
Risky - what does an AML team member day look like?
It’s a non job. Window dressing. We’re not fecking coal miners for fecks sake
Disagree - I value each and every one the AML team, including you
Chin up
Does your firm have one? No wait you are it, and the receptionist and the employment associate
That doesn't make sense risky and even if it did, being a sole practitioner is not an insult ffs
Yes my firm takes AML very seriously - send over your CV risky and I'll see if we can get you in
Is your firm called Davis and
I wish
One day risky, one day
I'll need a solid guy to run compliance - you in?
A cut price Mr Loophole
I would f@cking LOVE to be head of sustainability at a law firm.
Do it then laz sun
Risky will give you tips
I’ll do the job free.
Cut down on travel and turn off yer lights in the evening.
Quite tempted tbh, I’ve a deep understanding of the industry and I enjoy getting new qualifications. Looks like a good job where you make a difference and don’t have to work like a dog as much as lawyers do.
Tips:
What MH said, but he forgot recycling. £80k pa plus benefits
Heh! At a big law firm you’d be on at least twice that.
you know you'd die of boredom laz. it's not about the money - which is likely to be mediocre
it’s really not, and certainly not on a per hour basis
I’d willingly take a very substantial pay cut to be guaranteed knock off by six.
Plus doing your bit to save the world from Armageddon. What a gig
Lots of reporting requirements now. It’s getting to be, dare I say it, a full time job
I'm in
They need it so they have an answer for that bit of the tender.
My firm is even using cellulose document front covers rather than those old clear plastic ones as part of our drive to reduce our impact on the environment.
is your ceo driven about in an electric car, a hybrid, or some other car? please provide all relevant details!
is your ceo setting the tone by only eating red meat once a week? a fish rots from its head!
do you offer red meat in your canteen? if yes, have you even heard of the climate crisis?
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