If I've entered a two-year clerkship after 10 months of post-graduation legal work, do I move from JSP-11, step 1, to JSP-12, step 1, after my first two months of the clerkship? And then, after one year (when I'm through 14 months of the clerkship), will I then be able to move to JSP-13, step 1?
I'm trying to understand what the salary raise process looks like, as I've seen some people say that, depending on the court, their salaries have been set at what they started at, or they only saw increases by step (not grade) after each year.
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Re: JSP Rates for Multi-Year Clerk
The answers to your questions are both yes in the vast majority of courts. For budget reasons, and at the judge’s discretion, they can keep you at one level, but it seems pretty rare/unusual.
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Re: JSP Rates for Multi-Year Clerk
My clerkship is 13 months (judge has us stay on a month to train our replacements) and I was just informed that I'd move from 11/1 to 12/1 for the final month. I started right out of law school. As mentioned above the judge had to approve the promotion once the district deemed me eligible.
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Re: JSP Rates for Multi-Year Clerk
My impression is that the HR department prompts the judge to approve a pay raise, rather than letting them drive, so it's sort of unusual for them to decide against it.
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