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Lawyer - Adult Social Care, Education & Employment
Job Posted: 17 days ago
Salary: Competitive
Job Type: Contract
Location: HA8
Expire in: 11 days
Job Description
Are you eager to land a brand new role for the New Year? Our client in West London are looking for an experienced Lawyer to join their team and play a crucial role in their Legal operations.
Position: Lawyer - Adult Social Care, Education & Employment
Location: West London
Hourly Rate: £28 p/h Umbrella (Rates Are Negotiable)
Start: ASAP
Hours: Monday - Friday / 9am - 5pm
Duration: 3 months (Possible Extension)
Hybrid Working Available!!!
Key Responsibilities
Advise and have conduct of legal files on behalf of all the clients of HB Public Law, including local authorities, housing associations and schools.
Provide advice, representation and undertake research as requested in relation to Adults Social Care, Education and Employment matters.
Attend at meetings and court which may take place outside of normal office hours and off site as required.
Support the development of HB Public Law with Team Leaders and Service Managers. Job Requirements
2 years or more exprience within a local authority envrionment or a similar organisation.
Previous experience within a Lawyer role or equivalent.
Must be a fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives, qualified solicitor, barrister or appropriately qualified overseas lawyer.
Specialist knowledge of Adult Social Care, Education and/or Employment law. How to Apply:
If you meet the qualifications and are excited about contributing to the success of this local authority, please submit your CV to Tyrese at Tempting Recruitment via (email address removed) or call directly on (phone number removed). Be sure to highlight your relevant experience and how your skills align with the requirements of the roleBefore You Apply
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