Employment Solicitor-Qualified
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Job Description
Employment Solicitor-Qualified
Hertfordshire
Excellent
salary and benefits
Overview:
Have you hit a crossroads in your career as an Employment
solicitor?
Are you limited in your scope, opportunities and career progression?
Our client could be your ideal career solution.
As a market leader in key family and business services for a law firm, they have become the accepted Go-to Law firm. They have expanded
and developed annually and are now going through their next expansion phase.
There is a great deal of business, and you can make a real
difference by growing the department and running a team in the future.
It is a great working environment with sensible hours, targets, and a friendly atmosphere.
Key Responsibilities
As an experienced, qualified employment solicitor, you will play
a vital role in advising and representing clients on a broad spectrum of
employment law matters. Whether working with individuals or businesses, you will
offer expert guidance in navigating complex employment-related issues that may
arise in the workplace.
This will include advisory services, drafting legal
documents, and advocacy.
- Contracts of employment
and service agreements. Employee handbooks.
- Discrimination and
equality, and internal investigations.
- Employee and HR rights,
including grievances and disciplinary procedures
- Redundancy processes and
restructuring
- Advice on TUPE matters and
Boardroom issues.
- Termination of employment
and unfair dismissal cases, and tribunal advice
- Understand workplace
rights and employers' aiming to ensure legal compliance.
- Drafting and reviewing
legal documents. These may include:
- Employment contracts and
policies
- Settlement agreements
- Non-compete clauses and
confidentiality agreements
- Disciplinary and grievance
procedures documentation
- Represent clients in
disputes before employment tribunals, courts, or during arbitration and
mediation. Typical disputes include:
- Unfair dismissal claims
- Discrimination cases based
on age, race, gender, or disability
- Wage disputes and breach
of contract claims
- Whistle-blower protection
cases
For corporate clients, you will play a crucial role in
ensuring compliance with employment laws and regulations. This includes:
- Advising on workplace
policies and procedures to reduce legal risks
- Providing training to HR
teams on employment law updates
- Supporting internal
investigations and audits
