Am Law 100 Firm Announces Attorney Layoffs, Salary Cut Rollbacks
Furloughs have turned into layoffs at yet another Biglaw firm.
Furloughs have turned into layoffs at yet another Biglaw firm.
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And some attorneys still remain furloughed.
But at least the firm is rolling back its salary cuts.
Associates aren't getting their full salary, but it's a start.
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All in all, a fairly kind austerity measure.
Associates seem pretty bummed about the austerity measures.
They're looking at firmwide pay cuts and employee furloughs.
No one is safe from COVID-19 austerity measures.
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The firm wants to avoid layoffs and salary cuts.
No one at the firm is immune to the pay cuts.
Furloughs were not enough at this firm.
Revenue shortfalls are no joke.
More cuts at this Am Law 200 firm.