Sentences with phrase «unpaid articling position»

But an unpaid articling position with a Community Legal Clinic?

Earlier this month a community legal clinic in Oshawa drew fire after it advertised a 10 - month unpaid articling position on Legal Aid Ontario's official website.

So an unpaid articling position with a private bar law firm would be, in my view, appalling and exploitative.

I acknowledge that an unpaid articling position is inconvenient and perhaps, in some cases, would require a year of employment before it would be affordable.

Not exact matches

They hold registered dietitian, communications and / or executive positions within the department and while I suppose they could have convened each night after work to write the article on their own, unpaid time, I highly doubt that was the case.

It is also the case that, likely given the intense competition for articling positions, some of the increased number of articling positions are less attractive and even exploitative positions, including poorly or unpaid positions.

But for students unable to find an articling position they will be able to qualify for admission by taking an eight month program composed of four months of classroom study plus four months of unpaid «co-op work» at a law firm or sole practitioner — see The Globe and Mail article, November 30, 2012, by Kirk Makin.

People have made complaints to the LSO about lack of articling and associate positions, unpaid articles (why won't the LSO ban them?

Those students who can't get articling positions will be forced to pursue LPP training, oftentimes in unpaid positions.

Those advocating for the unpaid position commented that without an articling position another law student would lose the ability to be called to the bar, given that articling is a virtual prerequisite to being called.

Maanas Rautela chose the LPP despite being offered a paid articling position because he felt it offered a wider variety and was worth the risk of an unpaid placement.

As this model catches on and employers realize they have a captive audience, it is quite possible the new normal will involve all articling positions being unpaid.