Field Fisher Waterhouse has cancelled its vacation scheme for 2009 as it completes a review of its graduate recruitment system. The firm usually runs two schemes; one in April lasting for a week, with a further two during the summer for a two-week period. However, as part of the firm's ongoing review, this year's scheme will not take place.
February 12, 2009 at 01:00 AM
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Field Fisher Waterhouse has cancelled its vacation scheme for 2009 as it completes a review of its graduate recruitment system.
The firm usually runs two schemes; one in April lasting for a week, with a further two during the summer for a two-week period. However, as part of the firm’s ongoing review, this year’s scheme will not take place.
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