Trainee retention rates at the UK's 30 largest law firms have risen across the majority of practices, with the average rate across the group nearly 10% higher than in March 2010. Average retention across the UK top 30 firms stands at 84% when considering the number of job offers against the number of qualifying trainees. This figure drops marginally to 83% when taking into account rejected job offers. This compares with an average retention of just 75% this time last year, when job offers were affected by the prolonged economic downturn.
March 03, 2011 at 02:50 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
83% of trainees kept on in March round compared to 75% in 2010
Trainee retention rates at the UK’s 30 largest law firms have risen across the majority of practices, with the average rate across the group nearly 10% higher than in March 2010.
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