Sellick Partnership (Legal) Limited
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A respected higher education institution is seeking an Employment Legal Counsel to provide legal advice and support on employment law issues. This role requires a qualified solicitor with at least 4 years of experience. The position offers a hybrid working arrangement, competitive salary, flexible work options, and 33 days of annual leave plus bank holidays.
Employment Legal Counsel
Location: South East England
Salary: £47,389 to £56,535
Contract: Permanent- Full-time
Working arrangement: Hybrid
Sellick Partnership are pleased to be working with one of our highly regarded higher education institutions to recruit a motivated individual to join their team as an Employment Legal Counsel. The candidate would be joining a friendly team on a hybrid basis with their office located in the South East of England
For more information or a confidential chat on the role or organisation, please contact Lucy Walsh in the Sellick Partnership Manchester office, or alternatively, please apply to be considered for this fantastic opportunity.
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