Linklaters and Eversheds have both announced their trainee retention rates for September, with the firms keeping on 93% and 87% of their respective trainee intakes. Linklaters is set to set to keep on 53 of its 57 trainees this autumn – equating to 93%. All bar one of the 57 qualifying applied for a position, with all those offered a place accepting.
August 04, 2011 at 10:04 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Linklaters and Eversheds have both announced their trainee retention rates for September, with the firms keeping on 93% and 87% of NQs respectively.
Linklaters is set to set to keep on 53 of its 57 trainees this autumn – equating to 93%. All bar one of the 57 qualifying applied for a position, with all those offered a place accepting.
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