Issue relates to status of EU nationals hoping to work in the in the UK as law firms reiterate they have plans in place
February 14, 2019 at 03:30 AM
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With Brexit just over six weeks away, some EU-national trainees are voicing their concerns about whether they will be able to take up their UK contracts after Britain leaves the European Union.
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