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Innovative websites - The key to recruitment success

31 Aug 2010

The UK’s leading online job board for the legal profession comparelegaljobs.com believes the secret to its success is its innovative website – developed and maintained by Nexus Creative.

Compare this site from legal eagles

14 Jul 2010

A JOBS website for the legal profession has had more than 13,000 visitors since it launched six months ago.

International Professional Development Expert Joins Forces with comparelegaljobs.com

15 Mar 2010

Having the sharpest legal mind and top grades is no longer enough to assure a glittering career in Law.

Recruitment Advice from Crabtree

22 Feb 2010

John Crabtree OBE, the award-winning former senior partner at Wragge & Co, has been unveiled as chairman of a new online legal jobs website.

UK Legal Site Compares Jobs

19 Jan 2010

comparelegaljobs.com allows members to find positions, access the social side of the website to share ideas and comments, and use the information in its career centre to boost their job search.

comparelegaljobs.com Launches

19 Jan 2010

Job board comparelegaljobs.com has launched.

The new site allows candidates and employers to retain control of their application, which can be processed either via the employer’s dedicated microsite or by going through the in-house recruitment team.

New recruitment site sets its sights on a legal revolution

14 Jan 2010

The founders of a new online legal job board are promising to shake up the recruitment market when their site launches later this month.

Newcastle and Northeast Junior Lawyer division

22 Dec 2009

Charles Magill, joint managing director of online legal recruitment firm, comparelegaljobs.com, comments on the job market, legal prospects and positioning.

Playing Catch Up

1 Dec 2009

The legal sector has long lagged behind other professions when it comes to diversity, but the Law Society’s Diversity and Inclusion Charter will place a duty on firms to embrace more inclusive recruitment practices, says Tim Bates