A law firm in Watford are looking for a residential conveyancing locum to provide holiday cover from 4-8th July 2022 inclusive. This is to handle a mixed caseload of residential conveyancing matters (approx. 150). No title checks would be required or exchanges/completions – it would largely be to stay on top of emails and to deal with replies to enquiries.
Emma Ireland – emma.ireland@ten-percent.co.uk
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I was a bit apprehensive at first when you initially emailed me as I thought this would be another generic email and I have unfortunately previously had some poor experiences with recruiters. That is not to say that all recruiters out there are the same but I can honestly say WITHOUT A DOUBT you have been the most pleasant recruiter I have dealt with; very efficient and found me the ideal role very quickly. This is testament to your capabilities and I am deeply grateful for this opportunity. Thank you so much once again for your efforts Emma.
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