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Linklaters Belgium is looking for an enthusiastic lawyer to join their Employment practice, focusing on a variety of high-profile employment matters. The role involves assisting clients with employment contracts, collective redundancies, and corporate restructurings.
With 1 to 5 years of experience required, candidates should be native Dutch speakers fluent in English and French, holding a first-class Belgian law degree. The firm offers a dynamic environment where collaboration and client satisfaction are key.
Linklaters is a leading global law firm that specialises in advising the world’s leading companies, financial institutions, and governments on their most challenging transactions and assignments. With offices in major business and financial centres, we deliver outstanding service to our clients worldwide.
Linklaters Belgium is seeking an enthusiastic, dynamic lawyer to support the Employment practice across a range of initiatives. This position offers an opportunity to work with talented, engaged and motivated colleagues and clients in Belgium and abroad.
Our employment practice is involved in various high‑profile employment matters, including recent and ongoing employment restructurings. We want to strengthen our team and provide state‑of‑the‑art training on a practice, local, and global level – on legal, technology, and soft skills.
You will be involved in all areas of collective and individual employment law, including client assistance with drafting and terminating employment contracts, collective redundancies, and all employment aspects of corporate restructurings. Work will include outside‑court assistance and litigation before the court, covering transactional, advisory and litigation work.
You will handle first‑hand contacts with client legal and HR departments and have opportunities to work internationally.
The firm operates as a meritocracy; selection for recruitment is on merit, irrespective of gender, race or ethnicity, age, religion, sex, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity or disability.
This list of duties and responsibilities above is not exhaustive. The role may also include additional tasks as required.