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Herefords Employment Solicitors is a growing specialist employment law practice advising employees, senior executives and employers across the full range of UK employment law.
The firm seeks an experienced Employment Solicitor with a minimum of 3 years' PQE to join the team, capable of independently managing a diverse caseload with minimal supervision.
(4 days considered for exceptional candidate -pro/rata salary)
Fully Remote / London Office / Hybrid
Herefords Employment Solicitors is a growing specialist employment law practice advising employees, senior executives and employers across the full range of UK employment law.
As part of our continued growth, we are looking for an experienced Employment Solicitor with a minimum of 3 years' PQE to join the firm.
We are looking for someone who is technically strong, pragmatic and capable of independently managing their own caseload with minimal supervision. The caseload will be predominantly employee/claimant work, together with employer/respondent matters.
The position is preferably full‑time, five days per week. It can be undertaken fully remotely from anywhere in the UK, from our central London office, or on a hybrid basis. We may consider four days per week for an exceptional candidate.
The successful candidate will handle a varied employment law caseload including:
You will be expected to take ownership of matters from initial instruction through to resolution and provide clients with clear, practical and commercially focused advice.
Experience in any of the following would be advantageous:
We are particularly interested in someone who combines strong technical knowledge with common sense and commercial judgement.
You should be confident dealing directly with clients, comfortable making decisions and taking responsibility for your files, and able to recognise when a particularly complex or high-risk issue genuinely requires escalation.
Full-time, five days per week is preferred, although four days per week may be considered for an exceptional candidate on a pro-rata basis.