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DHS Headquarters

Senior Labor & Employment Counsel (Federal)

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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.

$181,855 / year median in Virginia

+9% projected growth

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Job Summary DHS Headquarters is seeking a legal professional specializing in labor and employment law to provide advice and litigation support. The successful candidate will support the Federal Protective Service, requiring extensive experience in federal legal practices.

Qualified individuals must possess a law degree and a minimum of three years of specialized experience in the field. The position offers a unique opportunity to work within the Department of Homeland Security, advising on critical legal matters.#J-18808-Ljbffr Job Description DHS Headquarters is seeking a legal professional specializing in labor and employment law to provide advice and litigation support. The successful candidate will support the Federal Protective Service, requiring extensive experience in federal legal practices.

Qualified individuals must possess a law degree and a minimum of three years of specialized experience in the field. The position offers a unique opportunity to work within the Department of Homeland Security, advising on critical legal matters.#J-18808-Ljbffr