Credit: Nastudio / Adobestock Want to Drive an Electric Vehicle? In Australia, Law Firms Aim to Retain Talent With Appealing Perks
The crazed competition for talent at Australian law firms has died down since last year. But firms are now focused on retaining talent.
July 05, 2023 at 06:44 PM
4 minute read
Lawyer Compensation - General
The competition for talent in Australia's legal market has cooled since the hiring frenzy of last year, but law firms are now focused on retaining talent, with some offering lawyers perks that range from tax-subsidized electric vehicles and access to cheap home loans to additional paid leave.
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