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BigLaw firm refreshes parental leave policy - Vimarsana News

BigLaw firm refreshes parental leave policy

A BigLaw firm has introduced a new parental leave policy that will be open to all staff regardless of their gender, parental role or when they started working at the firm.

Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) and Gilbert + Tobin lead graduate hiring blitz in law - Vimarsana News

Norton Rose Fulbright (NRF) and Gilbert + Tobin lead graduate hiring blitz in law

Share A handful of Australia’s leading mid-size law firms are ramping up their recruitment of the country’s top graduates as they continue their aggressive push into the top-tier market. At the same time, junior recruitment at most big six legal outfits is lagging behind pre-pandemic levels, despite those firms committing to maintain a pipeline of talent last year, the latest Australian Financial Review Law Partnership Survey revealed. The exception is Allens, which took on 101 graduates, five more than last year and second only to mid-tier behemoth HWL Ebsworth (120). Even with the spect...

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KWM head announces departure - Vimarsana News

KWM head announces departure

Multinational law firm King Wood & Mallesons will start to look for a new chief executive partner in the coming months, with Berkeley Cox stepping down.

Law deemed a 'high-risk' job: SafeWork - Vimarsana News

Law deemed a 'high-risk' job: SafeWork

Lawyers working long hours for demanding clients are at the same risk of fatigue-related injuries and illnesses as paramedics, nurses and other shift workers, the watchdog says.

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Lawyers in line for generous pay rises - Vimarsana News

Lawyers in line for generous pay rises

Lawyers in line for generous pay rises Tess Bennett Share Lawyers are set to receive generous pay increases this year, as skills shortages across the broader professional services sector are likely to accelerate wages growth faster than employers had planned for. After pausing salary increases in 2020, law, accounting, property and consultancy firms are bringing forward mid-year salary reviews and making aggressive counter offers to retain workers. Louise Hvala says salary increases are being driven by a talent shortage and demand for the same skills.  A survey by recruitment firm Hays found...

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