Originally posted by Flubber
That one made me laugh-- people with degrees make on avergae way way more than folks without one but I guess I'll take your word for it that people aren't compeensated for education
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That one made me laugh-- people with degrees make on avergae way way more than folks without one but I guess I'll take your word for it that people aren't compeensated for education
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Originally posted by Flubber
Oh and in Calgary an articling lawyer at a big firm makes about 60K while a 4th year associate makes around 100K . They are both expected to bill a similar number of hours and bonuses are possible but the 4th years bills at a higher rate since the market rates value experience . people pay a higher hourlu rate for a more experienced lawyer so how doesn't the market directly compensate for experience again ??
Oh and in Calgary an articling lawyer at a big firm makes about 60K while a 4th year associate makes around 100K . They are both expected to bill a similar number of hours and bonuses are possible but the 4th years bills at a higher rate since the market rates value experience . people pay a higher hourlu rate for a more experienced lawyer so how doesn't the market directly compensate for experience again ??
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