In-house Employment Lawyer

Michael Page

  • Manchester
  • £85,000 per year
  • Permanent
  • Full-time
  • 1 month ago
  • Apply easily
We're hiring an In-house Employment Lawyer in Manchester to manage end-to-end contentious and non-contentious employment issues within a leading UK bank's legal team.The In-house Employment Lawyer will be:
  • Leading contentious employment litigation and tribunal representation
  • Advising on non‑contentious matters: restructures, policies, TUPE, redundancy
  • Supporting HR on investigations, disciplinary processes, and settlement agreements
  • Monitoring and advising on employment and people-related regulatory changes
  • Coaching internal stakeholders and delivering training sessions as needed
Lead complex employment law matters in‑houseUp to £120k + top-tier FS benefits & hybrid workingThe In-house Employment Lawyer should be:
  • A solicitor or equivalent with 5+ years PQE in employment law
  • Skilled in both contentious and non‑contentious employment matters
  • Experienced with FS regulatory frameworks (e.g., SMCR, FCA/PRA)
  • A clear communicator with strong negotiation and influencing capabilities
  • Comfortable working in-house within a complex, collaborative legal function
An award‑winning, forward‑thinking financial institution offering a truly inclusive environment. Known for competitive rewards, a strong commitment to diversity, and cutting-edge tech in banking. Employees benefit from excellent development opportunities, flexible hybrid working, and a supportive culture that values integrity and excellence.
  • Competitive salary range up to £120k plus benefits.
  • Comprehensive benefits package.
  • Permanent position within a prestigious financial services organisation.
  • Opportunity to work in a legal role in London with a focus on employment law.
  • Supportive and collaborative company culture.
If you are a skilled Employment Lawyer looking for a rewarding in-house role with a large UK brand, apply now to join this exciting opportunity in Manchester

Michael Page