Structured programmes and written agreements can help firms reduce the risks of taking on unpaid staff
Internships are on the rise. This should not come as any surprise to us: an experienced intern can be a fantastic and cost-effective resource for any organisation. Law firms and professional service providers offering this form of on-the-job training will stand a good chance of attracting high-quality candidates.
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