Sentences with phrase «big question survey»

As news of redundancies and pay freezes begins to emerge in the wake of this June's referendum, the results of the latest Big Question survey highlight the widespread concerns over the impact of the vote, with many partners of the belief that layoffs are inevitable.

As the saying goes, a consultant is someone who borrows your watch to tell you the time and then keeps the watch, a view that was shared by many City partners who answered Legal Week's Big Question survey on the topic in 2009.

Legal Week's latest Big Question survey, which canvassed the opinion of nearly 100 partners at leading UK and US law firms, found that 80 % would prefer another coalition in the absence of a single party winning an outright majority.

The latest Big Question survey found that 45 % of respondents have seen regular profit distributions delayed or withheld at their firm over the past 12 months, including 10 % whose firms have held back «all or several» payments in that timeframe.

Legal Week's latest Big Question survey has found that 61 % of partners believe plans to allow universities to increase fees to almost three times the current annual level will damage diversity, with a further 25 % thinking it may have a minor impact.

These are the key findings of Legal Week's latest Big Question survey, which found that 48 % had a negative view of the work of the Law Society, including 23 % that viewed its work as «poor».

The results come as part of a Legal Week Big Question survey focusing on the SRA's move away from prescriptive rules - based regulation to a more risk - driven approach known as outcomes - focused regulation (OFR), which will come into effect on 6 October.

Legal Week's latest Big Question survey found nearly two - thirds (64 %) of respondents believe own - firm near - shoring ventures in cheaper locations such as Belfast or other regional UK locations provide a better alternative to outsourcing companies for both legal process and back office support.

Just under half of partners responding to Legal Week's Big Question survey said the scale of cuts will lead to a considerable brain drain from a sector already contending with low billing rates, with 8 % claiming they will have an enormous impact and a further 40 % saying they will make a small contribution to lawyers moving away from publicly - funded work.

In - house lawyers believe general counsel at leading companies remain underpaid compared to other senior executives despite recent publicity over the high levels of pay received by some GCs in the banking sector, according to Legal Week's latest Big Question survey

The results of the latest Big Question survey show that while 63 % of respondents find it «quite easy» or «very easy» to place an accurate value on work delivered when using hourly billing, 80 % described such valuations as either «quite hard» or «very hard» when using fixed fees.

Fifty - seven per cent of the respondents to Legal Week's latest Big Question survey said guaranteed deals were either not very effective (43 %) or made no difference (14 %) in helping law firms secure the best talent, with just 12 % regarding them as very effective and 31 % as quite effective.

Male and female partners air their views as part of Legal Week's Big Question survey on corporate events

Legal Week's latest Big Question survey found that 59 % of respondents believe the industry receives «not much» or no support from the Government.

Legal Week's latest Big Question survey found that 61 % of partners believe Norton Rose's merger with US firm Fulbright — which is set to go live in June 2013 — is a good deal, with 19 % unsure and the remaining 20 % having a negative view of the tie - up.

The latest Big Question survey found that 77 % of partners remain confident that their firm is able to avoid «severe financial problems» or a full - scale collapse.

The latest Big Question survey shows that 91 % of respondents feel that a law firm's office space significantly influences how clients perceive it, with fewer than one in 10 disagreeing.

Following KWM Europe's long - expected move into administration last week (17 January), Legal Week's Big Question survey canvassed partners for their views on what went wrong at the legacy SJ Berwin business.

Just under half of almost 200 in - house lawyers who responded to the latest Big Question survey said they did not agree with Deutsche's stipulation that firms appointed in the bank's latest panel review will not be paid for work done by newly qualified (NQ) lawyers or trainees.

In the wake of Cobbetts» recent rescue takeover by DWF and Dewey & LeBoeuf's implosion last year, the latest Big Question survey found 95 % of respondents acknowledging the possibility that more large corporate law firms would fail in the near term, including 32 % who believed another collapse in the next two years was «likely» and a further 42 % describing such an event as «very likely».

Nearly three quarters (73 %) of teachers who responded to the NASUWT's annual Big Question survey think there is a widespread behaviour problem in schools today, a 5 % increase on the 2014 survey, and 42 % believe there is a behaviour problem in their schools, a 5 % increase on the 2014 survey.

Our Big Question surveys have gained unprecedented response — 17,500 responses just last month.

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The winners also score big on survey questions related to employee loyalty, with more than nine in 10 team members over 52 saying they're proud of what they accomplish and that they want to stay with their employers for a long time.

These are the questions that stalk the nation's biggest brands — and the subject of a new 24/7 Wall Street survey, which recently reviewed 12 months of search results.

That's the question in a big note out from Matthew Mish and Stephen Caprio at UBS, who used evidence from the bank's proprietary US Housing Intentions Survey to try to get at an answer.

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The half of adult kids that do question Mom and Dad's financial prowess cite woeful retirement savings and inefficient use of savings options as their biggest concerns, according to the Fidelity survey, which polled households with at least $ 100,000 in savings.

The companies surveyed - the biggest or most internationally - focused banks, insurers, asset managers, private equity firms and exchanges in Britain - were responding to questions about their plans in the event of a so - called «hard» Brexit, where the UK would leave not only the EU but also the single market and Customs Union.

CM: The big question from the survey is what the funding was needed for.

While the iPhone supercycle in FY2019 is not out of the question given this survey was conducted before the recent rumours of a bigger iPhone X to be launched.

The survey, commissioned by the Be Real Campaign, found that just over one in four (26 %) of the secondary age youngsters questioned said their appearance is one of the biggest worries about going back to school.

Over 17,500 teachers responded to the NASUWT's «Big Question» survey, conducted in March 2012.

«It clearly took a while after that primordial explosion for clouds of gas to congeal into a form dense enough for stars and quasars to ignite, and the Sky Survey is already prompting astronomers to question some of the assumptions about how that process unfolded [i.e, the big bang theory].»

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Although a small plurality still favor charters, the 12 percentage point drop in support, from 51 percent to 39 percent, marked the biggest shift in this year's survey results, released Monday (see full results with survey questions).

Consider findings from the latest MetLife Survey of the American Teacher, a work that always seems to get to the heart of education's biggest questions.

Authors questioned for the survey told Bowker that traditional publishing houses were the biggest obstacle to getting published.

The survey started with a simple question: «What is your biggest fear about buying a home?»

Another survey question found that a big group of respondents, 44.48 percent, didn't understand the difference between deferred and waived interest rate offers, and 44.61 percent of respondents didn't know the interest rates on their cards.

The half of adult kids that do question Mom and Dad's financial prowess cite woeful retirement savings and inefficient use of savings options as their biggest concerns, according to the Fidelity survey, which polled households with at least $ 100,000 in savings.

It becomes a bigger problem, when your supposedly inclusive sample of 12,000 papers ends up being a subsample that is biased towards the same class of papers that you've errantly decided to include as responsive to the survey question being examined.

A team of international scientists is due to set off for the world's biggest iceberg, fighting huge waves and the encroaching Antarctic winter, in a mission aiming to answer fundamental questions about the impact of climate change in the polar regions.The scientists, led by the British Antarctic Survey (BAS), are trying to reach a newly revealed ecosystem that had been hidden for 120,000 years below the Larsen C ice shelf on the Antarctic peninsula.In July last year, part of the Larsen C ice shelf calved away, forming a huge iceberg - A68 - which is four times bigger than London, and revealing life beneath for the first time.

For starters, there was a marked shift in the results of the survey question related to the biggest challenge faced by legal IT departments.

Of course, the biggest question mark for those surveyed was whether the tokens will actually be delivered by those behind the project.

Greenwich Associates, a market intelligence firm, recently released its «Distributed Ledgers in Capital Markets: Answering the Big Questions» survey, which follows previous publications that focus on quantifying Wall Street's growing relationship with bitcoin and blockchain technology.

Other interesting responses to the survey question, «What's the biggest distraction in your workplace?»

«Upon discharge, patients are asked to complete a survey of questions about their hospital stay, many of which focus on their interactions with care - givers,» says Matthew J Miller, president of Brainspires Inc. «Negative experiences with hospital staff, anywhere at any time, can result in big financial losses for a hospital.»