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Michael Page

Employment Lawyer - Remote

Nottingham
£45k – £55k/yr
Posted about 22 hours ago
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Employment Lawyer Opportunity

A fantastic opportunity for an Employment Lawyer to move away from practice and join an established professional services business in a predominantly remote role. Based remotely across England, you will advise a varied client base on the full range of employment law matters, with office attendance required just twice per month.

Client Details

Our client is an established professional services business providing specialist employment law and HR support to employers across a diverse range of sectors.

The organisation is known for taking a pragmatic and commercially focused approach, helping businesses manage complex employee relations matters while providing accessible and responsive legal support.

Description

The Employment Lawyer will be:

  • Providing practical and commercially focused employment law advice to a varied portfolio of employer clients
  • Advising on disciplinary matters, grievances, poor performance, capability, sickness absence, discrimination, redundancy, TUPE and general HR matters
  • Drafting bespoke employment contracts, policies, procedures and other employee documentation
  • Delivering consultancy services including investigations, consultation processes, formal hearings and employment law training
  • Managing a broad caseload of contentious and non-contentious employment matters and supporting clients with Employment Tribunal matters where required

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The Employment Lawyer should be:

  • A solicitor or CILEx Practitioner with strong employment law experience
  • Experienced in advising employers on a broad range of employment law and employee relations matters
  • Commercially minded with the ability to provide clear, pragmatic and solutions-focused advice
  • Confident managing their own client relationships and a varied caseload
  • Comfortable working independently while contributing to a collaborative team
  • Experienced in Employment Tribunal matters would be advantageous, although this is not essential
  • Comfortable participating in an on-call rota providing advice to clients outside standard working hours

Job Offer

The successful Employment Lawyer will receive a salary of up to £55,000 alongside an exceptionally flexible working arrangement.

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The role is predominantly remote, with office attendance required just twice per month, giving you significantly more flexibility than most traditional legal roles.

You will also have the opportunity to work directly with a broad range of businesses, developing your commercial understanding and gaining exposure beyond traditional legal advisory work through client training, investigations, consultations and formal hearings.

For an employment specialist looking for autonomy, flexibility and plenty of direct client contact, this represents an excellent opportunity to develop a long-term career within a specialist professional services environment.

If you're an experienced Employment Lawyer, apply now or contact Michael Bailey for more information.

Desired Skills and Experience

Employment Lawyer, Employment Solicitor, Employment Law, HR Law, Employee Relations, Employer Advisory, Employment Tribunal, TUPE, Redundancy, Discrimination, Disciplinary, Grievance, HR Consultancy, CILEx, Remote Legal Jobs

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Skills

Employment Law
HR Law
Employee Relations
Employer Advisory
Employment Tribunal
TUPE
Redundancy
Discrimination
Disciplinary
Grievance
HR Consultancy
CILEx
Legal Drafting
Client Relationship Management
Investigations
Consultation Processes

Location

Nottingham, England, United Kingdom

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