Austen Lloyd Legal Recruitment
Employment Solicitor

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Employment Solicitor - 2 years PQE | Boutique London Firm
A fantastic opportunity has arisen for a junior Employment Solicitor to join a highly regarded boutique London firm. This is an excellent opportunity for an ambitious employment lawyer looking to develop their career within a close-knit team, working directly alongside an experienced Partner on a broad range of high-quality matters.
The successful candidate will gain exposure to a varied employment caseload, acting for both employers and employees across a range of sectors, with the opportunity to support the firm’s corporate team on transactional matters.
The Role:
- Working closely alongside an experienced Partner on a broad range of employment matters.
- Advising on both contentious and non-contentious employment issues.
- Handling matters including unfair dismissal, discrimination, grievances, disciplinary processes, settlement agreements, employment contracts, and policies.
- Supporting on employment tribunal claims and dispute resolution.
- Advising on employment aspects of corporate transactions, including TUPE transfers, employment due diligence, and M&A support.
- Advising both employer and employee clients, providing practical and commercially focused advice.
- Developing strong client relationships and building technical expertise within a supportive boutique environment.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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The Candidate:
- A circa 2 year PQE Employment Solicitor.
- Experience across both contentious and non-contentious employment matters.
- Experience supporting corporate transactions, including TUPE transfers, employment due diligence, or other M&A-related employment work.
- Excellent communication skills with the ability to build strong client relationships.
- A motivated lawyer looking for quality work and genuine career development within a specialist boutique practice.


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This is a fantastic opportunity to join a highly regarded firm where you will receive close Partner support, work on high-quality matters, and have the opportunity to develop your employment law career within a supportive and collaborative team.
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