Private practice salary hikes are bound to make in-house bosses re-consider their salary budgets. But although competition for staff is as stiff as ever, rumours of pay wars might be exaggerated - for the time being at least. Joyce McKimm reports
July 12, 2000 at 08:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Heads of in-house legal departments will have been watching from a not-so-safe distance as assistants salaries in private practice rocketed skywards, fuelled by the colonising influence of US firms.
Some in-house heads of departments might have felt removed from the immediate fray, but they cannot afford to be smugly detached for too long, since they compete in an increasingly tight jobs market.
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