Law firms have been taking measures relating to NQ pay to curb the impacts of the coronavirus on finances.Jones Day Cuts NQ Pay
The firm is one of several to take a decision to trim the pay packet of its associate lawyers in London.
July 15, 2020 at 08:32 AM
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Jones Day has joined several other firms in cutting its London-based newly-qualified (NQ) lawyers' salaries.
Jones Day has cut salaries by £5,000 for its London NQs, according to a person close to the matter.
Trainee rates at the firm will remain the same, with first year trainees earning £52,000 and second year trainees earning £59,000 a year.
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