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Senior Counsel – Employment (U.S. Lead), San Francisco Bay Area, CA (Hybrid) (959-SLS)
San Francisco Bay Area · Senior
Sponsorship not specified$260k-$280kDetected 82 days ago
HRPerformance ManagementEmployee RelationsEmployment LawLeadership
About the role
- Our client is a global, publicly traded technology company operating at the intersection of SaaS, fintech, and payments has exclusively retained Solutus Legal Search to assist the executives in their search for a global employment leader.
- This role reports to the GM, Legal - APAC.
Responsibilities
- Leading strategic and hands-on employment law support across U.S. and global operations, including advising on complex employee relations matters, investigations, performance management, compensation, and separations
- Designing and scaling employment law frameworks, policies, processes, and tools (including AI-enabled solutions) to drive consistency, efficiency, and proactive risk management
- Supporting workforce initiatives such as restructuring, organizational design, and cross-border expansion, while monitoring legal and regulatory developments and translating them into actionable business guidance
Requirements
- Approximately 8+ years of legal experience with a significant focus on employment law
- Experience supporting complex, multi-jurisdictional employment issues (U.S. required; international exposure preferred)
Nice to have
- The office is located in the San Francisco Bay Area and, while there is no formal in-office requirement, this attorney will ideally come into the office two days a week.
Compensation
- Leading strategic and hands-on employment law support across U.S. and global operations, including advising on complex employee relations matters, investigations, performance management, compensation, and separations
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