Employers Council · 1 day ago
Employment Attorney Membership
Employers Council is a longstanding organization dedicated to helping businesses create exceptional workplaces. The Employment Attorney will provide legal counsel on various employment law matters, support member engagement, and deliver training on HR-related topics.
Employee BenefitsEmploymentHuman Resources
Responsibilities
Advise and counsel employers regarding multiple and complex legal issues, recognizing and addressing potential risks with situations including performance documentation, discipline, termination, layoffs, employment agreements, waiver and release agreements, non-compete agreements, confidentiality agreements, etc
Ability to create and maintain strong relationships with members through regular phone and virtual communication
Ability to meet with members in-person to orient and engage them in the benefits of membership, while ensuring member confidence in Employers Council’s employment law expertise
Demonstrate independence, competence, and confidence when advising management and business leaders on complex employment law matters
An ability to understand legal and business priorities and help build consensus among multiple stakeholders (e.g. HR professionals and management teams)
Evaluate and analyze EEO/ Civil Rights claims, draft position statements and represent employers in state and federal agency proceedings
Advise employers on compliance with related or conflicting state and federal laws including wage and hour, Title VII, Americans with Disabilities Act, Family Medical Leave Act, Workers Compensation, and state anti-discrimination statutes
Support current member engagement by conducting assessments and strategy/priorities meetings throughout their membership year to bolster member engagement and awareness of fee-based services
Manage assigned members work and participate in identifying usage patterns, low utilization of hours, or recent changes to business that could indicate potential opportunities for use of Employers Council services or cancellation of membership
Represent employers in administrative hearing processes including unemployment hearings and wage claims
Create and update various member resources including white papers, sample policies, agreements, template webinars, and website blog articles
Prepare & deliver live and virtual training to organizations in various practice areas including harassment, equal employment opportunity law, termination, wage and hour, FMLA, disability law, performance documentation, etc
Prepare multi-media training materials and conduct interactive training classes at Employers Council offices or at member locations on a wide variety of HR related topics via both in-classroom and e-learning methodologies
Review employee handbooks, manuals, policies and procedures from a legal perspective
Propose and deliver presentations/speeches to community/industry groups on employment law related topics to audiences ranging in size from a handful to a hundred or more
Advise organizations concerning employee relations matters, risk management, policies, procedures and employment law and HR issues
Strong legal research capability and a solid understanding of Westlaw or other similar research platforms
Other duties as assigned
Qualification
Required
Law degree (JD) and Colorado Bar admission is required
Multistate licensure (or the willingness to seek admission), is a plus
Excellent attention to detail; ability to work independently and execute plans to meet employers' needs; ability to prioritize multiple responsibilities; ability to work collaboratively in a team environment
Ability to quickly gain the confidence of clients and exercise judgment to analyze problems, propose resolutions, and provide advice considering the needs of the member organization
Strong interpersonal skills and the ability to foster relationships
Demonstrated ability to work effectively as part of a multi-functional team
Proficient with word-processing, presentation, spreadsheet, and database software (E.g., Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power Point)
Must reside in Colorado within commuting distance of the Denver, CO office
Regular and reliable attendance is required
A passion for providing top notch customer service and supporting members
Occasional travel
Preferred
1-3 years of employment law experience preferred
Experience in representation and responding to state & federal agency charges, audits and investigations is preferred
Training and/or public speaking experience highly preferred. Courtroom experience can meet this expectation
Benefits
Employer Paid Medical Insurance premium options with enhanced offerings
Health, Flexible and Dependent care spending account options
Dental and Vision insurance
Employer paid Life/AD&D
Monthly Office and Phone Stipend
Unrivaled 401k match
Paid time off - Vacation, holiday, float, sick
Voluntary Supplemental Group Insurance offerings
Voluntary Long-Term Disability
Pet Insurance
Park Pass reimbursement
Tuition reimbursement
Culture of Professional Development and Lifelong Learning
Company
Employers Council
Employers Council provides HR advice and support services, training, employment law guidance, and surveys.
Funding
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