1. Routes into the legal profession – it ain’t easy

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    Routes into the legal profession – it ain’t easy

    Routes into the legal profession – it ain’t easy By Martin Williams, Head of Employment at Mayo Wynne Baxter   Anyone afraid of hard work should look away now. Those prepared to graft but wondering about the cost of qualifying, keep reading. There are three basic routes to being a legal adviser. You can be [...]

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  2. Top qualifications for a legal career

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    Top qualifications for a legal career

    The legal profession is a crowded business. There have never been so many qualified lawyers. And yet the number of solicitor firms is set to tumble as they face increased competition from organisations such as Co-op Legal Services. This is a new challenge brought about by a change in the law which allows for law firms to [...]

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  3. Calling all junior lawyers

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    Anyone interested in a legal career should check out the Junior Lawyers Division. This Sussex-based networking group offers opportunities to meet solicitors, paralegals, legal executives and trainees through social events and seminars. Membership is FREE and many members are still studying so it’s all about supporting each other on the path to an exciting career [...]

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  4. New in 2013 – In partnership with Mayo Wynne Baxter

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    A half day seminar for all business managers and HR professionals having to deal with the use of social media in recruitment, keeping up to date with changes in employment law, apprenticeships and other topics. If you are interested in hearing more about this event which in being planned for February 2013, please email us at info@gatwickdiamondjobs.com

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  5. Sussex solicitors make national rankings

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    Four solicitors at Sussex firm Mayo Wynne Baxter have appeared in the world’s leading ranking system for lawyers. Independent professional journal Chambers awarded expert listings to legal advisors in agricultural law, dispute resolution, clinical negligence and travel. Led by former nurse Melanie Minter, Mayo Wynne Baxter’s clinical negligence department was the only firm in the [...]

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  6. Mayo Wynne Baxter Highly Commended for Client Service

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    Mayo Wynne Baxter Highly Commended for Client Service

    The outstanding achievements of the legal profession were celebrated by the Law Society at a prestigious black tie ceremony in London the other night (18th October 2012). Around 600 people from the legal profession attended a presentation ceremony at Old Billingsgate which was hosted by the President of the Law Society Lucy Scott-Moncrieff and BBC [...]

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  7. Government hopes hiring employees will be boosted by making it easier to fire them

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    Government hopes hiring employees will be boosted by making it easier to fire them

    Article supplied by Mayo Wynne Baxter. In a flurry of announcements on 14 September 2012 Vince Cable produced a string of new initiatives which he claims will make it easier to hire staff while protecting basic labour rights. However, the concentration of the proposed reforms is not on the start of the employment relationship but [...]

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  8. Brighton firm short-listed for prestigious legal awards

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    Brighton firm short-listed for prestigious legal awards

    Mayo Wynne Baxter has been short listed by the judges of the Law Society’s Excellence Awards in the highly coveted category of Client Service. The winners will be announced by BBC broadcaster Mishal Husain at a black-tie dinner and presentation ceremony, which will take place on October 18th at Old Billingsgate, London. The Excellence Awards [...]

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  9. Naming and shaming employers

    Naming and shaming employers

    The government has made it clear that it is committed to deterring employers who do not pay at least the National Minimum Wage (NMW).  At the beginning of 2011 a scheme came into place whereby those who flout the minimum wage law could be named. HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) already issue press releases where [...]

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