Lawyers not happy at work

The latest poll conducted by Lawyers Weekly has revealed that more than half of respondents are unhappy at work.According to the survey, 25 per cent of the almost 300 respondents said they were…

Lawyers Weekly • 11 April 2011 • NewLaw

The latest poll conducted by Lawyers Weekly has revealed that more than half of respondents are unhappy at work.

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According to the survey, 25 per cent of the almost 300 respondents said they were desperate to escape their current employer, 17 per cent said their jobs were "pretty ordinary" and they are wondering if there is something better, while 16 per cent said they "really don't like" their jobs and are looking at alternatives.

The remaining 42 per cent of respondents were divided between love and comfort, with 8 per cent declaring they have the "best job ever" and 34 per cent saying they are "comfortable" in their current position.

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