Closing date: 29 November 2024

Manchester City Council

Senior Lawyers

Salary: Grade 10 £50,788 - £52,805 (Bar at £51,802) per annum pro rata

Job Description:

Senior Lawyers

Grade 10 £50,788 - £52,805 (Bar at £51,802) per annum pro rata

Permanent, full time – hybrid working

Closing date: 29 November 2024

 

Put your legal experience to work for Manchester

 

There is little else in life graver than a parent or carer losing a child from their care. How do we do this emotionally demanding work? It’s through teamwork – working

together, trusting each other, combining our experience, and sharing our knowledge and

expertise to get the right result.  We’re not frightened to cry together, to laugh, interact, problem-solve, have difficult conversations and help each other.  This promotes deep learning and a strong sense of belonging and common purpose, creating effective mutual relationships that achieve our team’s goals.

We feed on one another’s contagious enthusiasm for our projects with a dynamic team spirit made possible by the synergism between us all.

At the heart of everything we do is:

  • the safety and needs of children
  • high-quality representation of Children’s Services.

About the Candidate

  • Are your skills and legal mind being rewarded?
  • Do you work together as part of a supportive team?
  • Is your work wide-ranging and varied?
  • Are you achieving your goals?

Be part of our effective team of lawyers who produce incredible, outstanding results.  We have enhanced vision for the future, excellent team structures, enriched training, mentoring and coaching and are highly valued by our clients.

Why work with us?

We offer our lawyers flexible start and finish times with an effective hybrid working-practice model.  There’s opportunity for development and variety thanks to the way our teams practise in our Lexcel-accredited and supported legal service.

Legal work for public services in Manchester, Salford and Rochdale Councils and the Greater Manchester Combined Authority puts you among the few practitioners in England’s first, and biggest, devolved region, where major decisions are now taken in-house rather than in Whitehall and by NHS administrations.

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