AJ Chambers ®
Employment Solicitor ( NQ-4 Years)

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AJ Chambers is working with a Tier 1 Legal 500 law firm in Central London that is seeking a Trainee Solicitor to join its highly regarded Employment team.
You will advise employer and senior executive clients on a broad range of contentious and non-contentious employment matters, including:
- Providing technical legal expertise: you will continually seek to build on your current knowledge and proactively look to improve your advising skills.
- Delivering excellent service: you will analyse legal information to solve problems and formulate arguments or strategy relevant to your clients’ needs. You’ll also use your initiative to proactively manage work, and provide regular and appropriate updates to your stakeholders.
- Building relationships: you will proactively develop positive working relationships with colleagues, ensuring that you work collaboratively and that you treat all colleagues with respect and professionalism.
- Developing our business: you will have an awareness of the firm’s goals and clients, and have an appropriate level of involvement in building and maintaining relationships with key clients and prospects.
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- NQ–4 years’ PQE in employment law
- Must currently/previously have worked at a Legal 500 Tier 1–4 firm (presumably in the relevant employment practice)
- Strong knowledge across both contentious and non-contentious employment matters
- Communication: Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Strong Microsoft Office and general IT skills
Please Apply or contact Laura Turner @ AJ Chambers to find out more.
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