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Our client is seeking an Employment Law Attorney to support a busy employment practice on a long‑term contract basis. This role offers scheduling flexibility and welcomes candidates seeking either part‑time or full‑time hours. You’ll partner closely with attorneys on a broad range of workplace, compliance, and litigation‑related matters. The ideal candidate is an attorney who enjoys employment law, excels in research and drafting, and is looking for a flexible, stable, long‑term contract role with steady workload and hybrid/remote options.
Job Responsibility:
Draft and revise employment-related documents, including position statements, workplace policies, employee handbooks, separation agreements, and pleadings
Conduct legal research on employment statutes, regulations, and compliance topics such as FEHA, Title VII, ADA, FMLA, CFRA, and wage & hour laws
Support discovery efforts by reviewing documents, identifying key issues, preparing summaries, and drafting or assisting with discovery responses
Analyze case files, prepare factual/issue summaries, and assemble supporting materials for attorney review or client communication
Assist attorneys with preparation for mediations, arbitrations, administrative hearings (DLSE, EEOC, DFEH), and internal investigations
Track case deadlines, maintain organized matter files, and help ensure smooth information flow across active matters
Communicate with internal teams, clients, and administrative agencies as needed to advance case progress
Requirements:
3+ years of employment law experience (litigation, counseling, or a mix)
Strong understanding of wage & hour issues, discrimination/retaliation claims, workplace compliance requirements, and agency processes
Excellent legal research and writing skills, including familiarity with drafting position statements, motions, and employment policies
Ability to manage multiple active matters, prioritize deadlines, and work both independently and collaboratively
Strong organizational skills and discretion when handling sensitive or confidential employment matters
Nice to have:
Prior experience with administrative agency filings (EEOC, DFEH/CRD, DLSE)