People & Culture
Recruitment, retention and engagement | Culture | Performance management | Remuneration & benefits | Diversity | Career development | Employment law
Seminar
29 July 2026
Event Recording
28 May 2026
NZ Workplace Law Update May 2026
New Zealand CPD
Article
26 May 2026
AI and legal tech – reshaping legal secondments
Secondments have evolved from a stopgap solution into a strategic lever for legal teams. As talent constraints redefine the industry, flexible resourcing is central to how legal work is delivered. Read the latest article from ALPMA Victorian Partner Lawmee
Lawmee
Article
25 May 2026
A 2026 View of Gender Pay Gaps in the Australian & New Zealand Legal Industries
For years, ALPMA has asked annual salary survey participants two questions: if they believed a gender pay gap existed in the legal industry, and whether one existed in their own firm. And the answer was always consistent: an emphatic yes to the first question, and an equally emphatic no to the second. So we tested the assumption directly. What we found paints a more nuanced picture of gender pay gaps in the Australian and New Zealand legal industries...
Event Recording
21 May 2026
Australian & New Zealand Legal Industry 2026 HR Issues Salary Survey Panel
Practice Management and Business Skills, New Zealand CPD
News
29 April 2026
ALPMA Transforms Salary and HR Insights for Australia’s Legal Sector
The 2026 Australian legal industry HR issues & Salary Survey report is the most informative and commercially valuable edition that ALPMA has ever produced. Find out what's new for this year and why it's essential reading for any firm planning its workforce, remuneration or growth strategy for the year ahead.
Article
29 April 2026
Key Market Signals Shaping Australia’s Legal Workforce in 2026
Elias Recruitment’s latest Australian legal market commentary explores the key trends reshaping the legal employment landscape, including salary movement, talent supply pressures, workforce sentiment and what firms expect in the year ahead. Read their full perspective then get the 2026 HR Issues & Salary Survey report 📘
Jason Elias, Elias Recruitment
Whitepaper
23 April 2026
2026 Australian HR Issues & Salary Survey Summary Report
In 2026, 361 Australian law offices from across the country, employing almost 10,500 staff, completed the survey, making it the most comprehensive independent HR and remuneration study across all roles (including actual salaries paid) within Australia's legal industry. Sponsored by Elias Recruitment.
