Senior Employment Counsel
Atlas HXM is seeking a Senior Employment Counsel to manage APAC employment legal matters for their EOR platform. The role involves drafting agreements, monitoring international labor law developments, and partnering with internal teams and outside counsel. Candidates must be licensed in an APAC jurisdiction with at least four years of relevant legal experience. This is a remote-friendly position within a global, purpose-driven organization.
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Experience
4+ years
Function
Research
Work mode
Remote, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Atlas HXM is seeking a Senior Employment Counsel to manage APAC employment legal matters for their EOR platform. The role involves drafting agreements, monitoring international labor law developments, and partnering with internal teams and outside counsel. Candidates must be licensed in an APAC jurisdiction with at least four years of relevant legal experience. This is a remote-friendly position within a global, purpose-driven organization.
TAL's take
Solid role within a specialized global EOR provider, requires regional APAC expertise.
Highly specific legal responsibilities defined for the APAC region within an EOR service context.
Must haves
- Licensed to practice law in an APAC jurisdiction
- 4+ years of relevant experience practicing employment law in APAC
- Strong research skills and command of employment laws
- Experience drafting and negotiating employment agreements
- Ability to work autonomously and remotely
About the company
Established international EOR provider, mid-market reach.
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