Of Counsel - Employment and Labor Law

Posted onAug 13, 2025Valid ThroughSep 12, 2025ProfileJob OverviewA law firm seeks an Of Counsel attorney for its San Francisco, CA office. The role focuses on employment and labor law, providing strategic advice and counsel to employers. The successful candidate will work on developing proactive strategies and solutions to enhance workplace policies and practices.DutiesConduct audits of employer practices, including wage and hour policies.Draft and revise incentive compensation documents, such as commission and bonus plans.Draft and revise employee policies and handbooks for clarity and compliance.Explain complex employment law issues to diverse audiences.Identify and evaluate problem-solving options for clients.RequirementsJD from an ABA-accredited law school.Admitted to the CA State Bar and in good standing.9+ years of relevant experience in employment and labor law.Knowledge of federal, state, and local workplace laws preferred.Understanding of agency enforcement techniques is a plus.EducationJuris Doctor (JD) degree.CertificationsCalifornia State Bar admission.SkillsExcellent attention to detail.Strong organizational and project management skills.Excellent written and oral communication skills.Experience conducting trainings or workplace investigations preferred.Equal employment opportunity pany infoBCG Attorney Search1750 Montgomery St Fl 1San FranciscoCaliforniaUnited States 94111Phone : (415) 464 6897Fax : (213) 895-7306The Position:The overall role of the CEO is to ensure the health and well-being of the organization, the employees, and the communities that BACR serves. Working with the Board of Directors and senior leadership staff, the CEO wo...San FranciscoPolsinelli, a top AmLaw 100 national law firm, is seeking a highly-qualified and motivated associate for our Intellectual Property Litigation Practice Group in our San Francisco office. Interested candidates must pos.../u003cp/u003eOUR VISION: THE WORLD. SUBSCRIBED./u003c/p/u003e/u003cp/u003eCustomers have changed. They’re looking for new ways to engage with businesses. Consumers today have a new set of expectations. They want outcomes, not ow... #J-18808-Ljbffr

Created: 2025-09-18