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The California Joint Powers Insurance Authority is seeking an experienced Employment Practices Attorney to provide practical, solution-oriented legal guidance to Authority members through the Employment Hotline. The role focuses on disability accommodation, leave management, performance, discipline, investigations, and First Amendment matters.
You will work under the Chief Operating Officer, independently handling Hotline matters and collaborating with risk management and training divisions to
The California Joint Powers Insurance Authority is seeking an experienced Employment PracticesAttorney to provide practical solution-oriented legal guidance to Authority members through the Employment Hotline. The Employment Hotline is a member benefit that provides proactive legal guidance on employment matters before they become claims, helping membersreduce risk, avoid litigation, and mitigate potential liability under the Authority's Memorandum of Coverage. While the Employment Practices Attorney will work closely and cooperatively with our Employment Practices Manager on Employment Hotline matters, the successful candidate will also exercise sound judgment and independently manage Hotline matters. Under the leadership of the ChiefOperating Officer, your primary responsibility will be providing members with legal and practical guidance on a variety of employment-related issues, including:
In addition, you will work with our risk management and training divisions on developing and maintaining member resources, which can include model rules and policies, and employment-related trainings.
If you are an employment attorney who enjoys solving complex workplace issues, partnering with public agencies, and helping organizations prevent claims before they arise, we encourage you to apply and become part of a team dedicated to exceptional member service and innovative risk management.
Minimum of ten years of increasingly responsible experience in providing legal advice and counselto California public sector employers on all areas of employmentlaw, including disability accommodation, harassment/discrimination/retaliation, workplaceinvestigations, performance management, discipline, leave administration, First Amendment, andPOBAR/FBOR compliance. Experience with local government, including cities, towns, specialdistricts, and joint powers authorities is highlydesirable.
Graduation from a law school accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA) or the State Bar ofCalifornia with a Juris Doctor (J.D.) degree. Must possess activemembership in good standing with the State Bar of California and be licensed to practice law in California at the time of appointment and as a condition ofcontinued employment.