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I'm guessing it depends on your area. I have a friend who is in house in upstate NY for PEF and another for CSEA. Their benefits are pretty good and pension is actually over funded, so very secure future. Pay is slightly less than what I think the local standard would be vs the private sector here at their experience, more akin to public sector pricing. A lot of turnover. Hates all his clients but don't we all.
It's also internally very political and they mostly deal with state employees which can also be very political. I don't know if that is everywhere or just upstate NY which is rife with political appointments, etc.
Depends on the Union, but the one I used to work at started staff attorneys at 125k (this was 4 years ago now on the highest grade - lowest step of a pay scale) - and pay would increase by a step each year. Incredible medical benefits. Automatic 3% ER contribution to 401k and a well-funded pension. 5 weeks vacation (lol), which included a spring break and winter break. If there's a particular union you're looking at, pay info is generally available online since Union's have to file an LM-2. Happy to answer more questions. (I work at a private though Union side firm now).