Guildhall Chambers seeks an established tenant and third six pupil to join its specialist employment and discrimination team

Recruiter Guildhall Chambers
Posted Thu 12 Jul 2018
Location Bristol
Contact Anna Vigars QC
Practice Areas Employment and discrimination
Experience Level Up to ten years’ call; third six pupil
Closing Date Fri 10 Aug 2018

Busy employment and discrimination team has two vacancies

Guildhall Chambers is one of the UK’s leading sets. We have adopted a specialist team approach and feel that this best meets the needs of our clients.

Due to a vacancy arising within its busy employment and discrimination team, it invites applications from established practitioners of up to ten years’ call to join.

We are also looking for an enthusiastic and able third six pupil who is committed to building a practice within our busy employment and discrimination team.

Applicants for both positions should be able to demonstrate intellectual ability, excellent communication/advocacy skills and an ability to work under pressure, as well as flexibility of thinking, sound judgement and good interpersonal skills. Candidates should also demonstrate marketplace awareness and a clear commitment to a specialist practice within the employment and discrimination team.

Applicants should send a CV, including names of referees and a covering letter to anna.vigars@guildhallchambers.co.uk. The covering letter should demonstrate why you are applying for the opportunity and provide evidence of the skills in the recruitment criteria listed above.

If you would like to discuss the opportunity further, please email or telephone our head of chambers, Anna Vigars QC or Debbie Grennan, employment and discrimination team leader, in the first instance, who will be happy to address any enquiries.

Our selection process aims to be rigorous and fair and comply with the BSB Handbook and Pupillage Handbook, as well as the Bar Council’s Fair Recruitment Guide. We select on the basis of ability and potential alone, without regard to disability, gender, race, age, sexual orientation or religious or political affiliation.  Applications will be treated in confidence.

Whilst we usually require a minimum 2:1 degree classification, candidates with a 2:2 will be considered where there are extenuating circumstances.

Applications close at 12pm on 10 August 2018.