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Employment Solicitor, 3+ Years' PQE, London, GBP 60,000+ DOE
An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Employment Solicitor to join a nationally recognised team advising clients across a broad range of employment and HR matters. Job Ref: 4998
- Provide practical and commercially focused advice on day to day HR matters, disciplinary and grievance procedures, safeguarding:related employment issues, senior appointments and exits, restructures and wider workforce matters.
- Advise on the employment aspects of academy conversions, mergers and governance changes, providing clear and pragmatic advice to clients throughout the process.
- Draft and review employment contracts, policies and staff handbooks, ensuring documentation is tailored to clients requirements and compliant with relevant legislation.
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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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Applications are welcomed from qualified Solicitors with a minimum of 3 years PQE in Employment Law. Previous experience advising education sector clients would be advantageous, although candidates with a genuine interest in developing an education sector specialism are encouraged.
- Enjoy a competitive salary of GBP 60,000+ DOE, bonus scheme, private medical insurance, income protection, life assurance and a pension scheme.
- Additional benefits include 28 days annual leave plus Bank Holidays, electric vehicle and Cycle to Work schemes, gym membership contribution, access to a benefits and discounts portal, flu vaccinations and eye care benefits.
, contact Kaye Thumpston on 183 or email with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.


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