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Senior Aussie lawyers take pay cuts to go in-house
Senior lawyers are seeing lower pay rises than junior ones when going in-house - with some, at the top end, even taking pay cuts.
Sydney Chris Howey
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These are some of the conclusions of the In-House Legal Salary Survey from Charterhouse recruitment agency in Australia. Daniel Stirling, head of the in-house division, told Lawyers Weekly: 'Some have taken fairly large drops [in salary] to move, just because there are fewer senior roles at the equivalent or management level.'
