Lovells is offering future trainees a cash incentive of up to £5,000 for those volunteering to defer by 12 months. The firm had previously contacted all trainees due to join the firm in autumn 2009 and spring/autumn 2010 asking for volunteers to delay their start date by six or 12 months but had not offered a cash lump sum. It has now sent new letters to trainees offering £2,500 for those willing to defer by six months and £5,000 for those willing to defer by 12 months.
March 05, 2009 at 09:20 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Lovells is offering future trainees a cash incentive of up to £5,000 for those volunteering to defer by 12 months.
The firm had previously contacted all trainees due to join the firm in autumn 2009 and spring/autumn 2010 asking for volunteers to delay their start date by six or 12 months but had not offered a cash lump sum.
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