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Vacancy in the PPRG in the Law School at the University of Nottingham for a three- month research post looking at use of remedies in UK public procurement

Written by Sue Arrowsmith

Monday, 28 May 2012 15:28

The Law School at the University of Nottingham has a vacancy for a research assistant for a three-month post.

The researcher will assist in a project operated by the Public Procurement Research Group looking at use of remedies in UK public procurement.

For further details please visit the PPRG website or the University of Nottingham Jobs page.

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