Using contextual processes for the recruitment of trainee solicitors
Written by The Law Society Monday 14 November 2016The Law Society of England and Wales today publishes guidance on recruitment practices to promote social mobility in the solicitors' profession. The guidance was developed in response to demand from solicitors for more information on how to implement recruitment practices that promote fair and equal access to the profession for trainees from all backgrounds.
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