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To see our NEW Recruitment Market Report 2023, please click here (PDF).
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![]() Adult Social Care & Education Solicitor/Lawyer £42,403 - £46,464 per annum | |
![]() £43,421 - £48,474 per annum | |
![]() £30,000 per annum plus benefits | |
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News
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Local government lawyer salaries rise 3% but senior pay rises sharply
21.02.2020Local government lawyer’s salaries rose by 3% last year in-line with the national average, the number of vacancies fell slightly but senior lawyer pay showed strong growth in 2019, new research from Public Law Jobs has found.
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The Legal Department of the Future
19.11.2019What is the future of local authority legal departments? What makes local government lawyers tick? How do you attract and retain the best local government lawyers? Find out the answers to these questions and many more in the Local Government Lawyer Legal Department of the Future survey and report.
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Taxing times
11.10.2017Hundreds of locum lawyers are facing the prospect of 30% falls in their take-home pay as many temporary lawyers are switched from contractor to employee status following changes to tax rules last April known as IR35.