There’s a lot going on in the world right now. And with schools starting back up, working parents are left either organizing online learning for their kids, or sending them into in-person instruction and crossing their fingers that COVID-19 passes them by. With all that folks have to deal with, wouldn’t it be nice if they got a little something extra — money, I mean money — from their employers?
That’s what’s happening at GrayRobinson. The firm, which made $156,100,000 in 2019 gross revenue, making it 169 on the 2020 Am Law 200 ranking, sent an email to all staff members, letting them know they’re getting a bonus, payable today.
As a tipster at the firm noted, “GR just announced all staff will be receiving bonuses, crazy given these times!”
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Congrats to all those getting an extra monetary thank you for their hard work. Let’s see if other Biglaw firms follow suit!
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