22 April 2021
ALPMA wishes you a safe & happy holiday break! We are closed after 20 December and back on 6 January 2025.
ALPMA wishes you a safe & happy holiday break! We are closed after 20 December and back on 6 January 2025.
Recruitment, retention and engagement | Culture | Performance management | Remuneration & benefits | Diversity | Career development | Employment law
22 April 2021
12 April 2021
In 2021, 295 law firms (representing 10,153 staff) participated in our Australian survey, making it the most comprehensive, independent HR and remuneration study across all roles (including actual salaries paid) within the Australian legal industry, in particular for firms with less than 75 staff.
In 2021, 295 law firms (representing 10,153 staff) participated in our Australian survey, making it the most comprehensive, independent HR and remuneration study across all roles (including actual salaries paid) within the Australian legal industry, in particular for firms with less than 75 staff.
23 March 2021
The big question in the next period will be surrounding the effect of relaxing border restrictions as vaccines are rolled out and the global Covid-19 situation improves. Will this lead to a brain drain of top legal talent, as top talent heads back overseas?
Sponsored by Fluid Legal Recruitment, this report was released on 15 March 2021. In 2021, 115 law firms (representing 2,992 staff) participated in our New Zealand survey, making it the most comprehensive, independent HR and remuneration study across all roles (including actual salaries paid) within the New Zealand legal industry.
17 March 2021
Sponsored by Fluid Legal Recruitment, this report was released on 15 March 2021. In 2021, 115 law firms (representing 2,992 staff) participated in our New Zealand survey, making it the most comprehensive, independent HR and remuneration study across all roles (including actual salaries paid) within the New Zealand legal industry.
2 December 2020
9 November 2020
15 October 2020
In discussion with legalsuper in April 2019, former Law Institute of Victoria (LIV) President Tony Burke opens up about how to create and run a successful practice; transitioning to retirement; and a completely unexpected recent diagnosis of Type II Bipolar Disorder.