The decent bits have been scooped up but the toxic parts are still being dealt with…
Furture trainees see positions evaporate…
Is it really that difficult to fathom? Has it now come to ‘idiot lawyer’ guides to explain the concept of business casual…?
NQ stats not all they’re cracked up to be…?
The telecoms giant has followed the likes of Rio Tinto and Microsoft…
The way the stats look, paralegals are taking over…
After a rather trainee-unfriendly 2009, Shoosmiths restarts its trainee recruitment programme…
Some things are best kept to yourself…
Signs of life are appearing on the graduate recruitment front but that looks set to be matched by NQ fallout…
The graduate recruitment doors have reopened and associates are getting a shiny new bonus scheme…
Two more firms show that 2010 has got off to a less than confident start…
It’s not all rosy in the City…
Any associates reading that headline might not think it’s a great revelation but there’s exploited and there’s exploited…
After last year’s bloodbath, retention rates are not as solid as recent years…
Hammonds summer schemers will face an additional hurdle when they seek a training contract (if they’re not put off by the extended trainee deferrals)…
The top Magic Circle firm only intends to keep 70% of its qualifying trainees in March…
It’s cheaper, its popular and it doesn’t look good for junior associates or current law students in the UK or the US.
If there were any wannabee lawyers or junior lawyers that were labouring under the illusion that 2010 was going to a cracker compared to the turmoil of 2008 and 09, bear this in mind.
