The search has begun for members of the new Legal Services Board, as the Government presses on with the latest stage of its wide-ranging reforms to the legal profession. Whitehall began the search for between seven and 10 board members yesterday (28 January). The part-time roles will carry a salary of £15,000 per year for approximately 30 days' work, with the appointments carrying a term of between three and five years.
January 29, 2008 at 05:37 AM
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The search has begun for members of the new Legal Services Board, as the Government presses on with the latest stage of its wide-ranging reforms to the legal profession.
Whitehall began the search for between seven and 10 board members yesterday (28 January). The part-time roles will carry a salary of £15,000 per year for approximately 30 days’ work, with the appointments carrying a term of between three and five years.
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