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This time its a subject which is on the tip of the tongues of politicitians and environmentalists across the world. well done to Norton Rose, Sydney for a massive result! http://www.lawyersweekly.com.au/blogs/top_stories/archive/2011/11/15/norton-rose-recognised-for-being-green.aspx
Interesting article on the Sydney Morning herald online this morning http://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/diet-and-fitness/10000-steps-plus-trips-to-the-gym-itll-make-you-and-the-boss-happy-20110914-1k9oe.html Clearly we should all be getting up from our desks and getting out there. Its a little bit easier now the warmer weather is well and truly on its way to us now so sadly, there is now no excuse for me! Time to dust [...]
GR Law are very pleased to announce that we are participating in the Blackmores Sydney Running festival next Sunday the 18th September. We are part of a team of 100 runners by the name of “Bring it on Baby” raising money for The Stillbirth Foundation. Currently $10000 has been raised but like any worthy cause [...]
For Australian and New Zealand legal secretaries, living and working in London has been a right of passage for many! But when the global markets crashed towards the end of 2008, so did the dreams of many would-be working holiday makers. Many have been waiting patiently for the legal market in London to pick up [...]
Just to remind you that GR Law Australia will be attending the OZ Jobs expo which is being held in Auckland. This will be held on the 12th & 13th November and tickets are on sale now. If you are a legal specialist and looking for a legal agency to help you with your job [...]
The Middle East has quickly become a popular destination of choice for legal secretaries looking to advance their career internationally. Many projects including construction and infrastructure that were put on hold in Dubai and Abu Dhabi during the financial crisis are now back underway. The rolling affect of this has seen an increase in work in the [...]
A professional recruiter or employer will scrutinise a CV in 10 to 40 seconds (currently 20 seconds is normal) and in that time they will decide whether you are someone they want or not. 90% of job
If there is proof that the markets are continuing to pick up rather than slow down I have been reading an article based on recruitment in the Middle East. For all you legal secretaries out there who had their dreams of working in the Middle East dashed when the markets crashed in 08/09, it does seem [...]
With the threat of a double dip recession the question on many candidates and recruiters lips right now is “will we be affected for the worst again?”