International Labor Law Counsel Job, Latest Legal Jobs In Kenya,


About the Role:


BURN is looking for an International Labor Law Counsel who will have the following duties and responsibilities:


Duties and Responsibilities:



  • Provide counsel to HR, local management, and supervisors on handling employee relations matters, including employee hiring, counseling, discipline, pay, and benefits issues.

  • Drafting Employment contracts for various markets in line with Burn’s policies and updating the same to ensure compliance with the Law and policies.

  • Partnering with the HR team to proactively develop HR Policies, processes, and initiatives that minimize legal risk and help create a positive workplace culture.

  • Prepares, directs, and conducts training programs on employee relations matters; e.g. employment law updates, disciplinary matters, investigative techniques, and documentation preparation.

  • Lead or provide advice and mentorship on internal investigations. Recommends and helps implement appropriate actions.

  • Identifying and assessing labor law risks and mitigation measures

  • Remaining current on emergent labor and employment law developments in our different markets and advising on the impact on the Company and implementing any necessary changes.

  • Representing and advising the HR team and team leaders on employee relations matters, performance management, employee separations, redundancies, and unfair employment practices.


Skills and Experience:



  • Have 5+ years of experience practicing labor and employment law at a multinational company or law firm.

  • Have or be a licensed lawyer to practice in any of the above markets.

  • Have working knowledge of Sub-Saharan Africa Labour and Employment Laws specifically Ghana, Nigeria, DRC, Mozambique, Kenya, and Tanzania.

  • Have strong organizational and problem-solving skills.

  • Excellent analytical, verbal, written, and interpersonal skills.

  • Proven experience conducting labor and employment-related investigations.

  • Experience with employee benefits and compensation plans.

  • Have experience managing outside counsel.

  • Proven experience in resolving international legal issues across borders and multi-jurisdictions.

  • A team player capable of working independently on multiple issues in a fast-paced environment, multicultural environment while maintaining an emphasis on the overall corporate mission, policies, and goals.

  • Bilingual (English and French or Portuguese preferred).


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