Money is on everyone's minds right now. Partners are hoping their PEP hasn't been hit by the credit crunch and last year's whopping associate pay-rises, while associates are starting to think about, well, how much more money they can grab from their firm. One City partner was last week worrying about the fate of his firm's highly-trained support staff in the event of a serious downturn.
February 27, 2008 at 07:08 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Money is on everyone’s minds right now. Partners are hoping their PEP hasn’t been hit by the credit crunch and last year’s whopping associate pay-rises, while associates are starting to think about, well, how much more money they can grab from their firm.
One City partner was last week worrying about the fate of his firm’s highly-trained support staff in the event of a serious downturn.
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