all firms who pulled job offers over this (never a good look anyway, wirh first time fails) should be informed that if they prize their good relationship with their regulator they should re-extend such offers at short order
For a start any firm that withdrew offers needs to reinstate them for those who DID pass. Secondly Kaplan should ensure everyone who passed who wants to sit SQE2 this summer is allowed to even if they have to create new exam centres to fit them in.
While it's rare for me to sympathise with law firms, this could open a can of worms.
It's likely that they have now filled those vacancies, so if they re-extended offers to the candidates in question, they would have to disappoint people who currently have job offers. They in turn may well have missed the boat, or turned down other opportunities. Alternatively, they would have to take on more trainees than they had planned, which would result in job losses elsewhere.
What a complete joke. They make the utilities look competent. Did they get law studes to mark the exams? They get them to do other supposedly important stuff.
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all firms who pulled job offers over this (never a good look anyway, wirh first time fails) should be informed that if they prize their good relationship with their regulator they should re-extend such offers at short order
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For a start any firm that withdrew offers needs to reinstate them for those who DID pass. Secondly Kaplan should ensure everyone who passed who wants to sit SQE2 this summer is allowed to even if they have to create new exam centres to fit them in.
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While it's rare for me to sympathise with law firms, this could open a can of worms.
It's likely that they have now filled those vacancies, so if they re-extended offers to the candidates in question, they would have to disappoint people who currently have job offers. They in turn may well have missed the boat, or turned down other opportunities. Alternatively, they would have to take on more trainees than they had planned, which would result in job losses elsewhere.
What a bloody mess.
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What a complete joke. They make the utilities look competent. Did they get law studes to mark the exams? They get them to do other supposedly important stuff.
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