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Employment Solicitor (Professional Support Lawyer), 6+ Years PQE, Cheltenham, GBP 80,000+ (DOE)
This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys the technical side of employment law, has a passion for learning and development, and wants to play a central role in supporting lawyers and clients with high-quality knowledge and expertise.
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The Role
This impressive Employment team advises a broad range of organisations and individuals on the full spectrum of employment, HR and immigration matters. They have clients across the public and private sectors, including large corporates, SMEs, educational institutions, healthcare providers, local authorities, manufacturers, aviation businesses, recruitment agencies, professional services firms, senior executives, and private individuals.
- You will ensure the team remains up to date with developments in employment law and have access to practical, commercially focused resources that enable them to deliver the highest standards of advice.
- Monitor changes in legislation and case law, translating complex developments into practical guidance for colleagues.
- Create and deliver engaging internal training programmes, supporting continuing professional development and onboarding.
- Contribute to client-facing content, including articles, briefings, webinars, and seminars, helping to raise the profile of the team.
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Skills Required
We're interested in hearing from qualified Employment Solicitors who have strong technical expertise and enjoy sharing knowledge with others. You may already be working as a Professional Support Lawyer or Knowledge Lawyer, or you may be an experienced fee-earner looking to transition into a non-traditional legal role.
- Solid experience advising on UK employment law.
- Excellent legal drafting, analytical, and research skills.
- The ability to communicate complex legal issues in a clear and practical way.
- Confidence delivering presentations and training to colleagues and clients.
- A proactive, collaborative approach with the ability to manage your own workload.


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On Offer
- Competitive remuneration package
- Hybrid / flexible working arrangements
- Part-time or full-time opportunity
How
Contact Penny at eNL on 454 or email with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.
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