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Royal Mail relaunches training contract and offers posties' families junior …
The Lawyer “We are offering these placements to our frontline staff and their families,” Royal Mail corporate and finance legal director Caspar Branson told Lawyer 2B. “We also received over 100 applications for our summer placement from attending the London Law … |
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