With the housing crisis, Canada’s big and influential firms are bleeding talent
Adin Wagner is a freelance writer and lawyer based in Toronto.
Over the past several years, there have been rumblings about high-paying and prestigious professional firms struggling to retain their highly paid and prestigious young employees. Apparently, banks and investment firms are leaking juniors. Associates at Bay Street law firms, meanwhile, are opting for less gruelling work in alternate career paths.
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