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California Department of Industrial Relations

Staff Counsel Labor & Employment (Public Sector)

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An Employment Lawyer is a legal professional who works with all legal matters related to employees in the workplace. They are involved in ensuring that the right procedures are used for hiring, managing employee relations, handling disputes between employers and their employees.

$197,361 / year median in California

+10% projected growth

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Job Summary The California Department of Industrial Relations, Office of the Director, Legal Unit, seeks Attorneys III to provide legal advice and representation to the DIR Director and department leadership in labor and employment matters.

Under the guidance of the Chief Counsel, Attorneys III handle workers' compensation trust fund cases (SIBTF, UEBTF, DWD), internal DIR matters, and provide legal guidance in public works, prevailing wages, and litigation, with a high degree of independence.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description The California Department of Industrial Relations, Office of the Director, Legal Unit, seeks Attorneys III to provide legal advice and representation to the DIR Director and department leadership in labor and employment matters.

Under the guidance of the Chief Counsel, Attorneys III handle workers' compensation trust fund cases (SIBTF, UEBTF, DWD), internal DIR matters, and provide legal guidance in public works, prevailing wages, and litigation, with a high degree of independence.#J-18808-Ljbffr