Norton Rose has frozen pay for newly-qualified lawyers (NQs) at last year's levels but has fast-tracked 25 associates to higher rates under its new three-tier pay scale, the City firm said today (16 May). NQs at the firm will continue to pocket annual pay of £63,500 following the announcement, which comes after Norton Rose earlier this week posted annual revenues of £297m - up 27% from last year.
May 16, 2008 at 11:43 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Norton Rose has frozen pay for newly-qualified lawyers (NQs) at last year’s levels but has fast-tracked 25 associates to higher rates under its new three-tier pay scale, the City firm said today (16 May).
NQs at the firm will continue to pocket annual pay of £63,500 following the announcement, which comes after Norton Rose earlier this week posted annual revenues of £297m – up 27% from last year.
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