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Job Title: PSL Lawyer
Location: Central London / Hybrid
Contract: 12 months FTC
Hours: Part time – open to 3 / 4 days a week (flexible on part time options)
Prestigious London law firm are looking for a PSL / knowledge lawyer to support their London team and help maintain and enhance their technical expertise by ensuring colleagues have access to current legal information, practical resources, and high-quality training.
Key responsibilities:
- Monitoring developments in employment law and communicating key updates in a clear, practical format for the wider team.
- Maintaining and improving the library of precedents, templates, practice notes and technical guidance, while creating new resources where required.
- Encouraging knowledge sharing across the department and maintaining contributions within the firm's internal knowledge management platform.
- Providing technical guidance and legal research support to lawyers working on client matters.
- Designing and delivering engaging internal training programmes on legal and technical topics.
- Coordinating with Partners, colleagues, and external Counsel to plan and deliver the team's annual training programme.
- Driving continuous improvement by identifying more efficient ways of working, including assessing and implementing emerging AI technologies and legal software solutions.
- Supporting the Partners and Head of Operations in ensuring the firm's policies, procedures and practices remain aligned with changes in employment legislation.
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Excellent opportunity for an experienced PSL / knowledge lawyer to join a leading team. The client are very flexible in terms of part time options and are open to negotiation on days worked.
McKinlay Law endeavour to contact all successful candidates within 24 hours. However, due to the volume of applications that we receive, we are not able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from us within 24 hours your application has been unsuccessful and we have not retained your details.
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