Mayer Brown has put back the start dates of half of its trainee intake, with seven newly-qualified (NQ) solicitors asked to defer until January. The international firm offered 14 of 21 trainees positions within the firm, but has asked half to defer their start dates until the New Year with no financial compensation.
September 18, 2009 at 10:31 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Mayer Brown has put back the start dates of half of its trainee intake, with seven newly-qualified (NQ) solicitors asked to defer until January.
The international firm offered 14 of 21 trainees positions within the firm, but has asked half to defer their start dates until the New Year with no financial compensation.
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