Credit: Maksym Yemelyanov/stock.adobe.com Sky High Pay Rises Won't Cut It in the War for Talent
Too many firms are showing an inflexible approach to flexible working, perpetuating a toxic culture where partners are only interested in how much people bill, argues Dana Denis-Smith.
February 07, 2022 at 06:17 AM
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Law Firm Hiring
January saw another flurry of announcements on pay for junior lawyers. Travers Smith confirmed that with bonuses, a newly qualified lawyer could now earn up to £127,000 per year, while Mayer Brown and Ashurst both raised their NQ base rates to £105,000.
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