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Originally Posted by Unregistered
SUSS guy, sorry to break it to you but if you didnt pass the bar, you cant really be called a legal executive can you. Legal executives are for people who have passed the bar but have yet to receive a practising cert or for people who wish to work in firms who do not have vacancies for associates but the firm still wants to retain them as cheap labour.
You are probably hired as a trainee which is why you are paid 1.2k which is the remuneration of a trainee.
Dont talk about bonus please. As a trainee you dont do enough work or rather, quality work to warrant a bonus.
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What a load of bull.
Legal exec is not a regulated position. A law firm can call them whatever title they want to call.
Some companies call their admin assistants / secretaries working in the legal department, legal execs even though these staff do not even have a law degree or any uni degree for that matter.
Is this the quality of critical thinking that junior lawyers have nowadays? smh