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This role is fully remote within a 5 hour time difference from the UK. The opportunity is for a full-time Senior Software Engineer and comes with a salary of $120k - $150k + Equity. If this Senior Software Engineer job sounds like the right fit for you, then please apply with Stott and May today.
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Develop a scalable strategy with the People Team for our compliance with complex and varied employment and labor laws including compliance with federal, state and local employment laws, accommodations and disability and leave related matters, compensation plans, restrictive covenant protections, diversity equity and inclusion practices, ERISA and benefits law and wage and hour compliance.
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The firm is one of the leading plaintiff-only labor and consumer law firms in California, recognized for developing law on numerous cutting-edge issues in wage and hour and consumer law. This is a senior or partner level position and the right candidate needs to know how to run a docket and manage a team of attorneys.
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