Employment Solicitor (Partner)

Employment Solicitor (Partner), 7+ Years PQE, Birmingham - This national law firm is looking for ambitious and driven Partners who are a bit bored of the mundane and fancy a challenge in their career. This firm are looking for an Employment Partner to head up their team in the Birmingham office. This firm is fun and going places. The Partners are all excited for the development and growth of this next stage in Birmingham and when you meet them their enthusiasm and passion for the growth of the office is infectious. The firm is not the finished article in Birmingham but nationally has the bandwidth and profile to make the offering credible. If you want to celebrate the successes of the job day to day but be part of a firm on a rapid growth trajectory then this is for you. On offer is a great salary, progression at the pace you determine and a healthy approach to working, fun and family and personal life. JOB REF 3776.

EMPLOYMENT PARTNER:
When you join this collaborative environment, you will have the opportunity to take responsibility for your work and be trusted to get on with things. You will be provided with a professional, friendly and sociable setting, in which to thrive and realise your potential. As well as being technical experts, the current employment team are enthusiastic and get stuck in to a wide, varied range of work, so it’s never dull! You will be used to staying calm under pressure and your colleagues will always be on hand to support you. As well as advising on all aspects of employment law, the team also offer a wide range of value added services; of particular note is their impressive training offering. You will provide advice to a wide range of both private and public sector clients on all aspects of employment law, including, strategic employment law, major HR projects (i.e. outsourcing and restructuring), employment law compliance, executive severance, trade union and collective issues and employment contracts and policies. The team also advise on the full range of employment tribunal and High Court litigation, including team moves and enforcing restrictive covenants. As the appointed Partner, you will have strong academics and a good grounding in both contentious and non-contentious employment law. A real go-getter with a business/commercial mind, who can work well under pressure. If you are keen to engage with clients and work together to solve their business issues, this role is for you! In an ideal world you will be able to present an excellent business acumen, a loyal portfolio of clients and the ability to provide practical and sound legal advice to your clients.

THE FIRM:
The firm will invest as much time and care in your personal development as legal knowhow. They actively encourage training and supporting ideas and ambition to fulfil your potential. Their approach to recruitment and retaining staff continues to attract some of the best legal minds in the industry. So if you want to be part of one of the UK's most highly regarded law firms, work in an environment which is as approachable as it is commercial, work on a stimulating range of cases with a broad spectrum of national and international clients, this is the opportunity for you.

SALARY & BENEFITS:
On offer is an excellent starting salary along with a comprehensive benefits package which extend to your family as well.

HOW TO APPLY:
Contact Penny Trotman at eNL on 0121 454 1004 or email [email protected] with your CV, or simply call for a confidential discussion.

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