Employment Solicitor – Northampton (Hybrid) Salary: £45,000 – £75,000 DOE (NQ–Senior Associate level) A leading Northampton law firm is seeking an Employment Solicitor to join its growing team. This role offers excellent quality work, hybrid working and a clear pathway for career progression. We are open to applications from solicitors at all levels – from NQ to Senior Associate – with the quality of your experience valued just as much as your PQE. Whether you’re newly qualified or a seasoned lawyer, this is a role where your voice will be heard, your career supported and your expertise valued. The Role You’ll handle a varied caseload of both contentious and non-contentious employment matters, acting for a diverse mix of employer clients (SMEs, OMBs, listed companies) and employees. Work includes: Advising on settlement agreements, redundancy exercises and restructuring projects Drafting and amending employment contracts and policies Providing strategic advice on Boardroom and senior management disputes Supporting corporate transactions (TUPE, due diligence, employment risk management) Representing clients at employment tribunals Advising on operational HR queries, data protection compliance and Modern Slavery Act issues You will also work closely with other departments (Corporate & Commercial, Litigation, Property) on cross-team projects. About You Solicitor or Legal Executive (NQ–Senior Associate level) with employment law experience Confident in managing your own caseload with minimal supervision Strong communicator with excellent client care skills Business development experience is advantageous In-house experience will be considered if relevant What’s on Offer? Competitive salary: £45k (NQ) to £75k (Senior Associate) DOE Hybrid working arrangements A supportive team environment with mentoring opportunities High-quality, varied employment work across a broad client base Excellent benefits and a clear career progression path Interested in learning more? Reach out for a confidential discussion or apply now. INDMALN