About the Role

We are seeking an Employment Legal Counsel to join our team in a remote capacity. This role is a 12-month fixed contract based in London, where you will provide legal and regulatory advice to ensure compliance with local regulations while meeting the needs of our customers across various regions. As an Employment Legal Counsel, you will report to the Head of Commercial, Employment, and Litigation Counsel based in Hong Kong.

What You'll Do

  • Handle global employment matters (contentious and non-contentious) with a focus on the UK, EU, the Americas, Canada, and the Middle East.
  • Draft and review employment documentation including employment agreements, incentive agreements, and employment letters.
  • Conduct in-depth legal research to support employment law compliance.
  • Collaborate with external counsel to ensure compliance with local labor laws.
  • Liaise with stakeholders across multi-jurisdictional teams on various employment-related issues.
  • Advise on compensation, incentives, share schemes, regulatory changes, discipline, performance management, and termination exits.
  • Assist on other corporate legal matters as needed, including intellectual property and data protection.
  • Maintain awareness of legal developments in the employment law area.

Requirements

  • Qualified lawyer NQ-2 years PQE (England and Wales) with experience in employment legal work.
  • Experience handling both non-contentious and contentious employment issues.
  • Previous in-house experience is desirable.
  • Excellent English verbal and written communication skills.
  • Strong organizational and project management skills.
  • Able to accommodate calls and meetings across different time zones.
  • Ability to identify problems and propose solutions.

What We Offer

  • Competitive salary range of £80,000 - £120,000 per year.
  • Remote work flexibility, allowing you to work from anywhere.
  • Opportunity to work with a leading company in the Web3 space.
  • Collaborative and inclusive work environment.
  • Professional development opportunities.
Language Requirements
EnglishC1
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Why This Job8.5 of 10

This role offers a unique opportunity to work remotely as an Employment Legal Counsel at Crypto.com, a leading company in the Web3 space. With a competitive salary and the chance to handle global employment matters, this position is ideal for legal professionals seeking flexibility and impact.

Salary Range
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Who Will Succeed Here

Proficient in Employment Law with a strong understanding of compliance regulations in the technology sector, particularly in cryptocurrency and blockchain environments.

Demonstrates excellent remote project management skills, adept at using tools like Asana or Trello to coordinate multiple legal projects while engaging stakeholders across different time zones.

Possesses a proactive mindset towards legal research, utilizing databases such as Westlaw or LexisNexis to stay updated on evolving employment laws and their implications on tech and financial services.

Learning Resources

Employment Law Guideguide

Career Path

Employment Legal Counsel(Now)Senior Employment Legal Counsel(1-2 years)Head of Employment Law(3-5 years)

Market Overview

Market Size 2024
$15.4B
Annual Growth
6.5%
AI Adoption in Legal Tech
35%
Investment in Legal Tech
+45%
Labour Demand for Employment Counsel
+12%
Avg Salary for Employment Legal Counsel
$120K

Skills & Requirements

Required
Employment LawLegal ResearchContract Drafting
Growing in Demand
Data Privacy LawRemote Work ComplianceLabor Relations Management
Declining
Traditional Litigation PracticesPaper-Based Contract Management

Domain Trends

Rise of Remote Work Regulations
With remote work becoming the norm, 70% of companies are updating their employment policies to comply with new regulations.
Integration of AI in Legal Processes
AI tools are now being utilized in 50% of legal firms to streamline contract drafting and legal research, reducing time spent on these tasks by up to 30%.
Focus on Diversity and Inclusion Policies
Companies are increasingly prioritizing D&I, with 60% of organizations revising employment contracts to include non-discrimination clauses and promote equitable hiring practices.

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