15 March 2021PatentsMuireann Bolger

IP salaries remain buoyant despite difficult year: report

Salaries in the IP profession remain healthy following a year that presented many economic challenges to firms due to COVID-19, a report by recruitment agency, Dawn Ellmore Employment, has confirmed.

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