Confidence continues to grow in the UK recruitment market, with top firms offering 90% or more of their trainees permanent jobs. At the same time, City firms are competing to sign up the cream of the latest crop of new talent. Legal Week Student reports
March 22, 2006 at 07:03 PM
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Slaughter and May, Lovells and Herbert Smith are leading a pack of top 10 City firms offering record numbers of contracts to trainees, as confidence continues to grow in the UK recruitment market.
A raft of top firms contacted by Legal Week are offering 90% or more of their trainees permanent jobs.
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