Linklaters has announced across-the-board increases in its junior salary bands, with newly-qualified (NQ) associates seeing the biggest pay rise with an extra £2,500 on last year. The firm confirmed its new pay bands today (7 May), becoming the second magic circle firm to unveil 2013-14 associate salaries after Slaughter and May last week.
May 07, 2013 at 10:57 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters has announced across-the-board increases in its junior salary bands, with newly-qualified (NQ) associates seeing the biggest pay rise with an extra £2,500 on last year.
The firm confirmed its new pay bands today (7 May), becoming the second magic circle firm to unveil 2013-14 associate salaries after Slaughter and May last week.
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