Wragge & Co has moved its summer vacation scheme from June and July to September. The reason for the change in timetable was to avoid a clash between the vacation scheme and the firm's redundancy consultation, which took place over the summer. Although most universities and graduate diploma in law (GDL) course providers haven't yet reconvened after the summer break, 30% of students have dropped out of Wragges' programme - the London element of which starts next week.
September 25, 2009 at 10:44 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Wragge & Co has moved its summer vacation scheme from June and July to September.
The reason for the change in timetable was to avoid a clash between the vacation scheme and the firm’s redundancy consultation, which took place over the summer.
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