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Employment Lawyer - Solicitor

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Employment Lawyer - Solicitor
We’re recruiting a Solicitor level Employment Lawyer to join a global law firm’s dedicated employment team, working fully remotely.
Due to expansion and growth, the team is adding a motivated lawyer to work for a small group of key clients. You’ll manage volume Employment Tribunal litigation, mainly unfair dismissal and discrimination claims, working as a true extension of the clients’ in-house legal teams. The team sits alongside the firm’s highly ranked employment practice and benefits from its training. Working for a small group of clients brings greater certainty and potentially more flexibility over your working hours.
The opportunity
- Permanent, fully remote role, anywhere in the UK
- Full time or part time applications welcome
- Take ownership of key requirements and matters, with direct responsibility for core and high profile aspects
- Gain a deeper understanding of your clients’ businesses
- Work with newly established, technology led ways of working
- Develop your skills with the benefit of the wider team’s training
- Work alongside the firm’s highly ranked employment team and the clients’ in-house legal function
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About you
- A qualified solicitor with 2+ years’ PQE and a good academic record
- Solid grounding in general employment matters, including collective and individual redundancy, unfair dismissal and all aspects of discrimination
- Employment Tribunal exposure, ideally across a wide remit. Volume litigation experience is a real asset
- The ability to handle a high volume of matters to tight deadlines
- Technology awareness, expert drafting and clear communication skills
- Experience supervising trainees, paralegals or apprentices is desirable
- A client focused, organised and methodical approach, with initiative, energy and enthusiasm


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Lunaria Partners is advertising this Employment Lawyer | Solicitor role on behalf of our client. We aim to respond to every application, but given the volume we receive this isn’t always possible. If you haven’t heard from us within 7 days, your application has been unsuccessful on this occasion.
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