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Research assistant vacancies at the Law Commission
- 04th December 2009
The Law Commission, the independent body set up by Parliament to review and recommend law reform, is now taking applications for 13 research assistant posts for one year fixed term appointments to start in September next year. Applicants must be interested in improving the law, must enjoy high quality research work and want to contribute to policy making.
Applicants should have a good law degree, or have at least two years’ worth of postgraduate studies in law such as the LLM, or GDL with a one year masters. Skills which must be demonstrated by applicants include research abilities, communication, legal knowledge and policy analysis.
The successful applicants can expect a salary of £22,755. The closing date for applications is 31 January 2010. For more information visit http://www.lawcom.gov.uk/working.htm
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