Trainee retention rates at the UK's leading law firms are recovering strongly this year as activity levels begin to pick up in the wake of the downturn. The average retention rate for September intakes across the UK top 30 firms currently stands at 81%, an improvement of seven percentage points on September 2009, based on the number of qualifying trainees due to remain at their firm.
August 04, 2010 at 08:55 PM
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Eversheds, Ashurst, SJB and Hogan confirm new retention figures
Trainee retention rates at the UK’s leading law firms are recovering strongly this year as activity levels begin to pick up in the wake of the downturn.
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