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You get what you pay for: the SRA and the minimum salary
Posted on May 9, 2012 by Louise Restell
This week, it appears, I am regulator bashing. It’s not much of a sport as it’s so easy to do, but hey, we all have to get our kicks somewhere. Yesterday I was rather disparaging about the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) website for consumers. Today I am taking them to task over their ‘consultation’ on whether to scrap the minimum salary for trainee solicitors.
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Posted in: Employment law
Tagged: diversity, law graduates, law students, legal profession, LETR, minimum salary, social mobility, SRA, training contracts

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