Norton Rose has decided against unfreezing pay for its newly-qualified (NQ) lawyers, while carrying out discretionary pay reviews for the firm's more experienced associates. Pay for first-year associates will remain at £59,000, while trainee rates have been increased from £35,700 to £37,000.
May 26, 2010 at 06:49 AM
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Norton Rose has decided against unfreezing pay for its newly-qualified (NQ) lawyers, while carrying out discretionary pay reviews for the firm’s more experienced associates.
Pay for first-year associates will remain at £59,000, while trainee rates have been increased from £35,700 to £37,000.
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