Survey of the solicitors' profession, 1989

To obtain a profile of the structure, organisation and staffing of solicitors' firms; to describe the types of legal and non-legal work carried out by solicitors; to investigate the social background of solicitors including career history and educational qualifications; to explore solicitors�...

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Autor principal: Chambers, G. (Autor)
Tipo de documento: Electrónico Libro Statistics
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: Colchester UK Data Service 1993
En:Año: 1993
Acceso en línea: Volltext (Resolving-System)
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Palabras clave:
Accidents
administration of justice
Administrators
Advertising
advice
Age
Attitudes
barristers
business formation
Business Management
businesses
canvassing
Career Development
Child care
child care day
Children
Civil Law
commercial buildings
commercial law
communication skills
comprehensive schools
computer applications
Computers
conditions of employment
Conferences
consumer protection
Consumers
conveyancing
court officials and personnel
Courts
criminal courts
Criminal law
Customers
degrees
Diseases
domestic responsibilities
economic activity
educational grants
Employees
employers
Employment
employment history
ethnic groups
European Economic Community
European Union
examinations
expenditure
Family law
father's occupation
Fees
financial advice
financial compensation
Financial institutions
Financial management
financial services
Foreigners
French (language)
fringe benefits
full-time employment
German (language)
higher education institutions
home based work
hours of work
Income
information and communications technology
information centres
information services
information sources
Information systems
inheritance law
insolvencies
International Trade
Investment
Italian (language)
job description
job sahring
job vacancies
labour law
languages
Law
law education
Lawyers
leave
legal advice
legal consultations
legal procedure
legal profession
legal training
Libraries
magistrates
Managers
Marital Status
maternity leave
Meetings
memebership
Mergers
Money
mother's occupation
Occupations
office workers
part-time employment
partnerships (business)
Performance
personal property law
polytechnics
private education
Private Schools
Private Sector
professional associations
professional occupations
professional personnel
Profits
promotion (job)
property law
Public Sector
qualifications
real property law
Recruitment
Research
Retirement
Schools
secondary modern schools
selective schools
self-employed
seminars
social security benefits
Social Welfare
solicitors
Spanish (language)
specialists
spouse's occupation
state legal aid
subsidiary employment
Supervision
supreme courts
Teaching
training abroad
training courses
transnational enterprises
Universities
voluntary work
wage increases
Wages
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