Allens expects partners to retire at 65
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Top-tier law firm Allens expects its partners to retire at 65, which experts have suggested would be unlawful age discrimination, while KWM pays a bonus to partners retiring early.
Top-tier law firm Allens expects its partners to retire at 65, which experts have suggested would be unlawful age discrimination, while KWM pays a bonus to partners retiring early.
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