CLERK / LEGAL CLERK

Leung & Lau, Solicitors LLP; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 167,000 - 257,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

5-day work week

Flexible hours

Job summary

Leung & Lau, Solicitors LLP in Hong Kong seeks a diligent legal clerk to provide full clerical support. The role welcomes applicants seeking part-time or flexible hours and offers a 5-day work week with an attractive remuneration package.

Legal/tertiary education is preferred but not essential, and candidates should indicate whether they want full-time or part-time/flexible hours. This is a general clerical position within a law firm environment.

Qualifications

• Legal / tertiary education and law firm experience preferred but not essential.
• Provide full clerical support as daily routine.

Responsibilities

• Provide full clerical support as daily routine.

Skills

Clerical support

Education

Tertiary education preferred

Job description

Legal / tertiary education and law firm experience preferred but not essential

Provide full clerical support as daily routine

We offer attractive remuneration package and 5-day work week.

Candidates who are looking for part-time / flexible hours jobs are also welcome to apply. (full time)

We also offer the positions on a part-time or flexible-hours basis (part time / flexible hours).

Please indicate clearly on the applications:

- if candidates wish to be considered for full time or part time / flexible hours positions

- which position the application is for

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