
Senior Counsel, EMEA Employment
Posted Oct 7

Posted Oct 7
This is a fully remote position, open to applicants in United Kingdom.
• Offer daily legal advice to the People & Culture team, management, and various stakeholders regarding global employment issues, including hiring, classification, accommodations, leaves, discipline, terminations, as well as works council, collective bargaining, and trade union interactions.
• Draft, evaluate, and negotiate employment-related agreements and documents, such as offer terms, separation and settlement agreements, and policies/templates; create templates and guides.
• Oversee employment-related claims, charges, and litigation, including pre-litigation demands; establish strategy, collaborate with internal stakeholders, and manage outside counsel until resolution.
• Collaborate with People & Culture and business leaders to address employee relations issues and workplace investigations, including guidance on processes, privilege, findings, and suggested corrective measures.
• Facilitate employment law training for People & Culture professionals and assess other training materials for compliance with relevant laws.
• Provide advice to People & Culture and business leaders on immigration and other employee mobility topics, and supervise external immigration counsel.
• LLB, LLM, or an equivalent law degree (QLD) with active bar membership in at least one EMEA jurisdiction (or the ability to obtain as necessary for the role).
• Over 8 years of relevant employment law experience, either in-house or at a law firm, with a strong preference for exposure to multi-jurisdictional or global employment matters.
• Strong legal acumen and the capability to manage projects independently while conveying complex issues clearly and practically to non-lawyers; demonstrated ability to influence stakeholders across functions.
• Ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment with excellent organizational skills.
• Familiarity with Microsoft 365 tools and matter/document management systems is a plus.
• Candidates must reside in the United Kingdom; applications from those permanently located outside the UK may be declined.
• 25 paid vacation days, along with 4 additional global VeeaMe Days for personal wellness and 24 paid volunteer hours each year through Veeam Cares.
• Comprehensive private medical, dental, and vision insurance with dependent enrollment options.
• Life insurance with enhanced coverage and global protection available 24/7.
• Income protection after 26 weeks, covering a portion of the salary.
• Defined contribution pension plan with employer matching.
• Worldwide travel insurance for both business and leisure, with the option to include dependents.
• Employee Assistance Program offering therapy, legal, and financial support, in addition to online GP services and wellness programs.
• Opportunities for personal and professional development through on-demand libraries (LinkedIn Learning, O’Reilly), mentoring, workshops, and events such as our annual Global Day of Learning.
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