Legal Services lawyers, paralegals and secretaries in New York City have threatened to go on strike Monday if they do not get a significant pay hike. The bitter feud over salaries began two weeks ago, when the union representing these legal services professionals asked management for a 12 percent pay increase across the board for all members. Union members say the pay raise is crucial to halt the defection of attorneys, especially those who leave for the Legal Aid Society, where the pay is higher.
October 01, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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Legal Services lawyers, paralegalsand secretaries in New York City have threatened to go on strike Mondayif they do not get a significant pay hike.
The bitter feud over salariesbegan two weeks ago, when the union representing these legal services professionalsasked management for a 12 percent pay increase across the board for allmembers. Union members say the pay raise is crucial to halt the defectionof attorneys, especially those who leave for the Legal Aid Society, wherethe pay is higher.
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