Ashurst's newly-qualified lawyers are set to take home £65,000 after a salary review at the firm sees pay increased by around 1.5%. The City firm has raised its newly qualified salaries by £1,000 from last year's figure of £64,000, making it the latest firm to announce below-inflationary rises.
May 27, 2008 at 11:55 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Ashurst’s newly-qualified lawyers are set to take home £65,000 after a salary review at the firm sees pay increased by around 1.5%.
The City firm has raised its newly-qualified salaries by £1,000 from last year’s figure of £64,000, making it the latest firm to announce below-inflation rises.
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