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| Salary | Any |
|---|---|
| Location | Cardiff |
| Job type | Temporary |
| Company | Tailored Solutions Legal Recruitment |
| Contact | Naomi Preston |
| Specialist Areas | Corporate/M&A, Family/Matrimonial/Divorce, Insurance/Financial Services/Compliance, Litigation/Civil Litigation, PI/Med Neg/Ind Disease |
| Posted | 30th Jun 2008 |
| Expires | 7th Jul 2008 |
Legal Secretaries Urgently Needed in Cardiff!
Temporary/Contract
£8+ Per hour
We are currently in urgent need of Legal Secretaries in the South Wales area, particularly to work within Cardiff City Centre and surrounding areas.
Candidates must have legal secretarial experience, preferably 2 years + however applicants will be considered with less. You must have an excellent audio typing speed, be highly reliable and very well organised. Flexibility is a must, as with all temporary work.
Candidates must also have a good telephone manner, with the ability to meet deadlines and prioritise your workload.
Our temporary and contract assignments provide excellent opportunities for legal secretaries in South Wales to widen their legal experience and work for some of the leading law firms in the area!
Send your CV to Tailored Solutions today!
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