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LAW Absolute

Interim Employment Legal Counsel (International)

London
Posted about 14 hours ago
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A leading global organisation is seeking an Employment Lawyer to support HR and business leaders across multiple international markets.

This is a broad, commercially focused role covering employee relations, workplace investigations, employment law advice, organisational change, compliance, and people-related risk management. You'll work closely with HR teams and senior stakeholders to provide practical legal guidance in a fast-paced, international environment.

Start date: September 2026
Duration: 3 months

Key responsibilities:

  • Advise on a wide range of employment law and employee relations matters across multiple jurisdictions.
  • Support workplace investigations, disciplinary and grievance processes.
  • Provide guidance on restructures, consultations, and workforce change programmes.
  • Assist with employment litigation and regulatory compliance matters.
  • Partner with HR teams to develop policies, training, and best practice initiatives.
  • Support immigration, mobility, and workforce compliance activities where required.
  • Monitor legal developments and advise on associated business impacts.

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  • Qualified lawyer with exposure to employment law (in-house or private practice).
  • Experience handling employee relations and workplace investigations.
  • Knowledge of international employment law issues and cross-border stakeholder management.
  • Commercially minded with a pragmatic approach to problem-solving.
  • Confident working independently and managing competing priorities.
  • Experience advising on workplace AI, compliance, or regulatory matters is an advantage.
  • Additional language skills are beneficial but not essential.

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Skills

Employment Law
Employee Relations
Workplace Investigations
International Employment Law
Organisational Change
Compliance
Risk Management
Employment Litigation
Stakeholder Management
Immigration Law
Mobility
Policy Development

Location

London, England, United Kingdom

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