Eversheds has frozen its salaries for newly-qualified (NQ) lawyers in both London and the regions. The national law firm has frozen its NQ pay at £62,000 in London and £39,000 elsewhere, a move that follows the firm's decision last year not step back from a pay war involving rival firms.In 2007 Eversheds bolstered its City pay by 17% to move above the £60,000 mark, but failed to reach the £40,000 NQ pay benchmark set by rival firms outside London, with regional offices such as Birmingham, Cambridge, Leeds and Newcastle receiving an 11% increase to £39,000.
July 30, 2008 at 09:20 AM
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Eversheds has frozen its salaries for newly-qualified (NQ) lawyers in both London and the regions.
The national law firm has frozen its NQ pay at £62,000 in London and £39,000 elsewhere, a move that follows the firm’s decision last year not step back from a pay war involving rival firms.
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