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Hammonds’ clients to grill wannabe lawyers
Hammonds is adding a client panel interview to its summer vacation scheme this year as it seeks ways to toughen up its recruitment process.
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A&O introduces partner flexi-time to improve female retention
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Salans gains one new London partner in global promotions round
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NQ retention rates for spring 2010 hold up well
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BPP steals a march on rivals with launch of January GDL
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Latham puts associate salaries back on track a year after freeze
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Gifted state school students invited to Lawyer 2B Careers Day
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Firms braced for flood of applicants in 2010
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Latham promotes two in London as part of 23-strong global round
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Rival law schools twist the knife over BPP parent’s SEC probe
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BPP parent Apollo Group in SEC accounting probe
Links in radical move to reject over-specialisation
Promotion to be contingent on associate versatility. Senior managers at Linklaters have kicked off discussions over a radical shake-up of the firm’s training programme as it seeks to usher in a new breed of generalist associates.
Trainee solicitor salaries knocked off top spot
Would-be lawyers are facing lighter pay packets after a survey by the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) has revealed that law firms have fallen behind investment banks in terms of graduate salaries.
Dentons' NQ retention rates plunges to 14 per cent
Denton Wilde Sapte is shedding 86 per cent of its spring 2010 qualifiers giving it the lowest newly qualified (NQ) retention rate in the UK 200 so far.
Norton Rose happy for more staff to work flexibly
Norton Rose is expecting the proportion of its staff working flexibly to increase as a result of an initiative it took to prevent job cuts.
A fifth of female lawyers choose kids over careers
The pressure of motherhood is the reason that 20 per cent of all female departees decide to leave some of the UK’s top 50 firms.
CoL, BPP announce Bristol LPC fees
College of Law (CoL) has emerged as the most expensive Legal Practice Course (LPC) provider in Bristol, after confirming its fees would be over 10 per cent more expensive than its rivals’.
