Magic circle firm raises basic pay for NQs but stays silent on increases further up the chain
June 12, 2017 at 09:27 AM
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Linklaters has increased base pay for newly qualified (NQ) lawyers by £1,000, with NQs now set to receive around £90,000 when basic salary and performance bonus are combined.
The firm declined to confirm whether it had boosted pay for its more experienced associates, in contrast with previous years when it had provided a breakdown of pay expectations at different levels of seniority.
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