Michael Page
Employment Legal Director

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An exciting opportunity for an Employment Legal Director
Client Details
Our client is a large international commercial law firm with offices across the UK. The firm places significant emphasis on professional development, well-being, and inclusion, with structured career development opportunities, mentoring, and ongoing learning. It also offers a comprehensive benefits package covering financial well-being, healthcare, lifestyle benefits, and flexible working.
Description
The Employment Legal Director will be:
- Providing commercially focused employment advice to a broad range of clients
- Advising company owners, senior management, HR professionals, and in-house legal teams
- Advising public and private sector organizations, senior employees, and executives
- Handling a broad range of employment matters including disciplinary issues, grievances, dismissals, redundancy, and restructuring
- Advising on Employment Tribunal claims, including whistle-blowing and discrimination matters
- Drafting and reviewing employment documentation and providing practical strategic advice
- Working on corporate transactions, including advising on TUPE matters
- Assisting with employment investigations and other complex workplace issues
- Building and maintaining strong, long-term client relationships
- Supervising junior lawyers, trainees, and paralegals within the team
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Profile
The Employment Legal Director should be:
- A solicitor with 7+ years PQE plus in employment law
- Experienced across both contentious and non-contentious employment matters
- Strong experience advising employers and senior stakeholders
- Experienced in Employment Tribunal matters, including discrimination and whistle-blowing claims
- Advising on restructures, redundancies, dismissals, and TUPE
- Commercially minded with excellent technical and client management skills
- A strong communicator who can build trusted relationships with clients
- Comfortable supervising and developing junior members of the team
- Motivated to develop their career within an international law firm


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Job Offer
- Salary ranging from £85,000 to £95,000
- 26 days holiday leave
- 5% pension contribution
- Bonus structure
- Hybrid working arrangements
- Life assurance
- Private medical insurance
If you're interested in this role, apply now.
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