Minter Ellison repays wage subsidy, Bell Gully intends to
They follow rivals’ moves to pay the government back.
Reweti Kohere
Thu, 07 May 2020
BigLaw firms Minter Ellison and Bell Gully have followed in rivals’ footsteps on repaying the government millions of dollars under the wage subsidy scheme.
In a statement, Minter Ellison chief executive Andrew Poole said the firm was performing better than it anticipated going into the alert
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Reweti Kohere
Thu, 07 May 2020
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