Employment Solicitor (Legal Director)

Employment Solicitor (Legal Director), 6+ Years PQE, Birmingham, £80,000+ (DOE) - This role will offer you the chance to join an award-winning team and undertake a really high quality of work. Voted as one of the top national law firms to work for this firm has a great embracing culture. JOB REF: 7719



• Applications are sought from Employment Solicitors with a minimum of 6 Years PQE with a broad range of contentious and non-contentious employment experience

• The successful Employment Solicitor will be responsible for providing sound and commercially minded employment advice across a wide ranging client base, from commercial services, higher education, financial services and housing.

• This role requires advising on equalities obligations, internal disciplinary processes and TUPE processes including supporting business development and providing training on a range of employment issues.

• You will be extensively experienced in contentious and non-contentious employment matters, case management of ET claims and advising on employer relations and restructures

• You will be passionate about this sector and motivated to provide practical and high quality solutions to all clients

• You will be a driven, determined and ambitious individual looking to excel within this highly regarded firm.

• Advocacy experience would be highly advantageous, but not necessary for the role.

• Flexible and hybrid working options available.

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