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Work on special projects related to employment law, which could include areas outside of the US jurisdiction, such as global mobility policies. What we’re looking for: 3-5 years experience practicing U.S. employment law, either in-house or at a law firm.
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Job DetailsJob Details:We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Employment Law Attorney to join our dynamic team. Responsibilities:As an Employment Law Attorney, you will be responsible for:1.
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The successful candidate will have litigation experience (preferably to include employment law matters), including experience in investigations, litigation strategy, discovery management, legal research, analysis and substantive motion practice.
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Regularly monitors communication equipment, systems and resources daily, including burglar alarms, fire alarms, national weather service, local law enforcement channels, hurricane tracking (storm), Hazardous Waste information, SLED / NCIC teletype, TDD machines, dispatch radio and voice recorder.
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Are you a seasoned Litigation/Labor & Employment Attorney eager to make a meaningful impact in the field of education law? Don’t miss this opportunity to join a team where your litigation and labor and employment law expertise will be recognized, and your career will thrive.
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Labor & Employment Attorney About Us: Gpac has partnered with a leading firm specializing in labor and employment law. Provide legal counsel on labor and employment law matters.
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7+ years of experience in employment law, with a focus on employment counseling and employment litigation, including experience as in-house counsel. This role will require a deep understanding of employment law, strong analytical skills, and the ability to navigate complex legal matters within a fast-paced and innovative environment.
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Qualifications: As a condition of pre-employment eligibility, a Level 2 security background screening is required, which consists of fingerprinting and a check of local, state and national law enforcement records.
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Active bar membership in the state with 2-4+ years of experience in one of the following areas business law, personal injury, family law, criminal law, bankruptcy, real estate, employment litigation, government legal services, workers compensation or estate planning.
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Responsibilities: Represent clients in one of the following areas business law, personal injury, family law, criminal law, bankruptcy, real estate, employment litigation, government legal services, workers compensation or estate planning.
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Qualifications: Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. Qualifications: Juris Doctor (JD) degree from an accredited law school. We are seeking a highly skilled and experienced Associate Attorney to join our dynamic and expanding legal team.
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Structuring, drafting and implementing equity compensation arrangements, Top Hat plans, severance, other deferred compensation arrangements, and performance bonus plans in compliance with tax, employment, benefits and securities laws, including Section 83 and 409A of the Tax Code.
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Its service areas include financial services litigation, technology and outsourcing, healthcare law, government, criminal and regulatory investigations, real estate and land use, environmental, energy law, insolvency and restructuring, product liability and mass torts, corporate, private wealth services, employee benefits, banking and finance, patents, labor and employment, intellectual property, class action and antitrust and trade regulation.
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Floor & Decor provides equal employment opportunities to all associates and applicants without regard to age, race, color, religion or creed, national origin or ancestry, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, disability, veteran status, genetic information, ethnicity, citizenship, or any other category protected by law.
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