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Employment Senior Associate

London
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A leading national law firm are seeking an Employment Senior Associate to join their office in London.

Role

You will join the employment team comprising of over 60 fee earners and will advise employers in the health and social care sectors.

You will provide the full range of employment law advice supporting clients from board level to generalist HR practitioners and will be involved in sensitive and high-profile employment law cases. Matters will include general employment advisory work, complex employment tribunal claims, whistleblowing, high profile cases, and reorganisation and redundancy issues.

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You will also supervise more junior members of the team and deliver client training.

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Please apply if you have a minimum of 3 years PQE with experience in employment law from a well regarded regional or City law firm. You must have experience advising employers and exposure to contentious and non-contentious matters.

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This is a fantastic opportunity to join a top 100 law firm that prides itself on being able to offer top quality work, excellent career prospects, and a healthy work-life balance in a supportive working environment.

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The firm offer a competitive salary and benefits package and flexible working – 1 or 2 days a week in the office dependent on the candidate.

For more information please contact Kate Albon at KMA Legal on kate.albon@kmalegal.co.uk or apply as directed.

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Skills

Employment Law
Contentious Matters
Non-contentious Matters
Employment Tribunal Claims
Whistleblowing
Reorganisation
Redundancy
Client Training
Team Supervision
Legal Advisory

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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