McGrigors has brought its annual pay review forward by three months, Legal Week has learned, as the Scots giant moves to hold its ground in the increasingly competitive recruitment market.
August 01, 2007 at 10:50 PM
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McGrigors has brought its annual pay review forward by three months, Legal Week has learned, as the Scots giant moves to hold its ground in the increasingly competitive recruitment market.
The firm kicked off its salary reviews yesterday (1 August), three months ahead of schedule, in order to let assistants know how much money they will receive from 1 October. This will allow lawyers to compare rates with national rivals, which traditionally conduct pay reviews over the summer.
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