Managing Associate, Employment & Labor — Belfast
- LocationBelfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom
- Work typeOn-site
- Experience8+ PQE
- PracticeEmployment & Labor, Litigation
A leading international law firm
Apply in confidence →A top-ranked employment practice is seeking a Managing Associate to join its team in Belfast. The group is widely recognised as a market leader and advises UK and multinational employers across the full spectrum of employment and labour issues, from day-to-day HR queries to precedent-setting litigation.
The role offers exposure to a broad mix of work: general employment advisory, employment tribunal and High Court litigation (including restrictive covenants, team moves and injunctions), collective and trade union matters, transactional employment support, and international coordination through a global employment alliance. You will work directly with clients, take ownership of your output, and collaborate with colleagues across offices.
This is an opportunity to build your practice within a highly regarded, internationally minded team that values technical excellence, client service, and a supportive, collaborative culture.
- 8+ years' post-qualification experience in an employment team
- Ideally dual qualified with experience of employment law in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland
- Deep technical knowledge across a broad range of employment areas
- Excellent drafting, analytical and communication skills, with strong attention to detail
- Comfortable working autonomously and dealing directly with clients
- Experience supervising junior lawyers is helpful
- Experience acting for employer clients on general advisory and employment litigation matters is preferred
- Ambitious, proactive, commercial and responsive, with a team-oriented attitude and interest in business development
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