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Employment Lawyer

London
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Employment Lawyer

Senior Employment Lawyer – In-House Role

An exciting opportunity for an Employment Lawyer to transition into or further develop an in-house career with a fast-growing, global business.

As part of a collaborative legal team, you will provide pragmatic, commercially focused employment law advice across multiple jurisdictions, partnering with HR and business leaders to support continued international expansion.


The Role

  • Provide timely, practical legal advice on employment law matters, including:

    • Performance management
    • Disciplinary and grievance processes
    • Discrimination, whistleblowing, and redundancy
    • Restructures, employee exits, and workplace investigations
    • Employment status
  • Partner with HR and business leaders to support:

    • Workforce planning
    • Organisational change
    • Acquisitions, integrations, and strategic initiatives

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  • Draft, review, and negotiate:

    • Employment contracts
    • Executive service agreements
    • Policies (including performance, grievance, healthcare, etc.)
    • Incentive documentation
    • Settlement agreements
  • Manage employment disputes and litigation, collaborating with external counsel as needed

  • Advise on employment law implications across multiple jurisdictions, coordinating with local legal counsel where required

  • Support the development and implementation of:

    • Global employment policies
    • Governance frameworks
    • Compliance programmes
  • Deliver employment law training and guidance to HR teams and business stakeholders

  • Monitor legal and regulatory developments, providing proactive advice on emerging risks

  • Collaborate with colleagues across Legal, Compliance, Privacy, and People functions to deliver business-focused, practical solutions

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Experience & Requirements

  • Qualified lawyer with strong post-qualification experience in employment law, ideally gained in:
    • Private practice or in-house legal teams
  • Broad experience across both contentious and non-contentious employment law
  • Experience advising multinational organisations or handling cross-border employment matters
  • Commercially minded, with the ability to balance legal risk with business objectives
  • Strong stakeholder management, communication, and influencing skills
  • Able to work independently in a fast-paced, high-growth environment, managing competing priorities

For more information, please contact Sarah Sturmbull at sturnbull@kgglobal.co.uk.

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Skills

Employment Law
Stakeholder Management
Communication
Influencing
Legal Risk Management
Dispute Management
Contract Drafting
Policy Development
Training Delivery
Cross-Border Employment
Workplace Investigations
Performance Management
Organisational Change
Compliance
HR Partnership
Commercial Awareness

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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