Employment Solicitor — Position Overview
- Advise employer clients on the full spectrum of employment law issues
- Handle contentious and non-contentious matters, including Employment Tribunal claims
- Support corporate transactions with due diligence and TUPE advice
- Draft and review employment contracts, staff handbooks, consultancy agreements, NDAs, and settlement agreements
- Advise on reorganisations, disciplinaries, grievances, and day-to-day HR issues
- Manage cases involving employment status, redundancy, and restrictive covenants
- Provide clear, commercial advice to clients and work autonomously with partner support
- Contribute to business development and client relationship management
Requirements of the Employment Solicitor
- Qualified Solicitor with 3-8 years' PQE in Employment Law
- Experience advising employers (experience with senior employees also beneficial)
- Strong academic background and high-quality training
- Experience handling both contentious and non-contentious employment work
- Practical knowledge of the Employment Tribunal process
- Excellent drafting, communication, and negotiation skills
- Self-motivated, proactive, and commercially minded
- Team player with strong interpersonal skills and client relationship focus
- Confident, professional, and discreet in all client dealings
- IT literate with a practical working knowledge of digital tools and case management systems
The Benefits for the Employment Solicitor role
- Competitive market-rate salary
- 25 days' annual leave
- 4x Life Assurance
- Permanent Health Insurance
- BUPA Medical Insurance & Medicash Cashplan Scheme
- Bluecrest Health Assessment
- Unum Dental Scheme
- Auto-enrolment in the firm's Group Personal Pension Scheme
- Discretionary Bonus Scheme & Introduction Bonus Scheme
- Interest-free Season Ticket Loan (after 3 months)
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Holiday Purchase option
- Wellbeing Programme
- Gymflex membership
If you're an Employment Solicitor looking to work on high-quality matters within a leading London firm, apply today.
In accordance with The Conduct of Employment Agencies and Employment Businesses Regulations 2003