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Owen White Catlin LLP is seeking a qualified employment lawyer to join its team in Feltham. The role involves advising on all aspects of employment law, including restrictive covenants, unfair dismissal, discrimination and TUPE, with a focus on delivering practical commercial advice to a diverse client base.
You will handle a varied caseload, meet deadlines, and work with colleagues to achieve high standards of client service.
Location: Feltham
Job type:Permanent / Full-time
Owen White Catlin LLP has been established since 1921 and we have an extensive network of offices providing legal services to South-West London, Surrey and Middlesex. We believe what makes us stand out from the rest of our peers is our commitment to quality, customer service and ensuring we recruit the best people. We take great pride in our personal service and the accessibility of our lawyers.
The primary role of the act on behalf of both employees and employers in both contentious and non contentious employment matters .
A working knowledge of the law on restrictive covenants , unfair dismissal ,Discrimination, redundancy , whistle blowing and TUPE.
The successful candidate will be a qualified lawyer, 2-3 years PQE or equivalent. They will have a good understanding of the needs of and challenges facing a wide range of clients , and the ability to provide sound commercial and legal advice to clients. Excellent client care, communication and legal skills are a requisite, as is a strong work ethic.
They will also have the ability to handle a diverse caseload, work to deadlines, and be self‐sufficient. The firm is looking for a highly motivated individual with initiative and a flexible results‑oriented approach.
There are excellent career prospects for the right person, who should view this as a long‑term career move.
In return for your commitment, we offer you;
In line with the Asylum & Immigration Act, all applicants must be eligible to live and work in the UK. As part of the recruitment process, you will be asked to provide documented evidence of eligibility.