Saint Louis University School of Law Detailed Job Description For Job ID # 4576 |
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Position: |
Student Legal Volunteer - Summer '09 |
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US Gov't - National Labor Relations Board |
Job Description: |
The National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) offers exciting and challenging opportunities for law students. The St. Louis Regional Office is currently recruiting applicants for a Student Volunteer (Legal) position for Summer 2009. The position is a non-paid position; however, prior student volunteers have received a stipend through their law school or received credit hours for their work.
The Student Volunteer Service Program provides educationally related practical work experience and on-the-job training. After observing the processing of both representation and unfair labor practice cases, the student volunteer will process cases under the supervision of an attorney. |
Qualifications: |
The NLRB prefers students who have completed their second year of law school, have had labor and/or employment law courses, are in the top third of their class, and have had lae clerk, law journal, or moot court experience. The NLRB selects students without regard to race, color, sex, age, national origin, marital status, politics, or any other non-merit factor. |
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How to Apply: |
To complete an application, the student can log on to www.nlrb.gov. Click on Careers and then click on Job Sescriptions and Listings, Student Positions. You will need to also submit a resume and both undergrad and law school transcripts. |
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State: |
Missouri |
Who Should Apply: |
Student |
Posted: |
11/4/2008 |
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