Legal Counsel Employment Law International Markets
Empresa : N26 Tipo de empleo : Jornada completa Barcelona, Spain
Descripción del trabajo - Legal Counsel Employment Law International Markets
We are seeking a talented Fully Qualified Spanish Lawyer to join our People Team as an Employment Legal Counsel to provide comprehensive legal advice to the organization on all employment-related aspects of our business in Spain and other international markets. This role will support our business while ensuring compliance with EU and Spanish regulations, and other relevant international employment laws. You will collaborate with our People team, senior management and relevant other business leaders as well as our employee representatives to develop pragmatic solutions and manage employment-related risks effectively.
Provide Expert Advice: Provide expert legal advice on Spanish employment law, including hiring, termination, contracts, collective bargaining agreements, works council matters, social security regulations, and other related topics.
Offer guidance and support on employment law matters in other international markets, such as Italy, France and Netherlands as needed, working with local counsel when necessary.
Ensure Compliance: Ensure compliance with all applicable employment laws and regulations, and proactively identify and mitigate legal risks.
Develop Policies: Develop and implement internal policies and procedures related to employment law.
Conduct Training: Provide training and education to the People team and management on relevant employment law topics.
Coordinate with and manage external legal counsel when necessary.
Strategic Guidance: Provide strategic legal advice to the People team and management on employment-related decisions and initiatives.
Support International Hiring: Support the company’s international hiring efforts by providing guidance on legal requirements in various jurisdictions, with a strong focus on Spain.
Monitor changes in employment law i
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