Labor Attorney
Listed on 2026-01-11
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Law/Legal
Employment Law -
HR/Recruitment
Traditional Labor Law Attorney – Worcester, MA
Our client, a respected and well‑established law firm with a strong footprint across Massachusetts, is seeking an experienced Traditional Labor Law Attorney to join their Worcester office. This is a strategic hire for a practice that continues to grow and is looking for an attorney who can immediately contribute to a robust portfolio of union‑side or management‑side labor matters (depending on your preference and background).
Aboutthe Opportunity
This role is ideal for an attorney who thrives in a collaborative environment and enjoys the full spectrum of traditional labor work, including collective bargaining, grievance arbitration, and labor‑related litigation. The Worcester office offers the resources of a larger firm with the collegiality and work‑life balance of a regional practice.
Key Responsibilities- Represent clients in all aspects of traditional labor law, including collective bargaining negotiations, grievance and interest arbitrations, and administrative proceedings.
- Advise clients on labor‑management relations, contract interpretation, and compliance with federal and state labor laws.
- Handle matters before the NLRB, state labor boards, and other regulatory bodies.
- Draft and review labor contracts, policies, and related documents.
- Provide strategic guidance to clients on union organizing campaigns, workplace disputes, and labor‑related risk mitigation.
- Collaborate with colleagues across practice groups to support client needs and firm initiatives.
- J.D. from an accredited law school and admission (or eligibility for admission) to the Massachusetts Bar.
- 3+ years of experience in traditional labor law; experience with collective bargaining and arbitration is strongly preferred.
- Strong analytical, negotiation, and communication skills.
- Ability to manage a diverse caseload and maintain strong client relationships.
- Mid‑Senior level
- Full‑time
- Legal
- Legal Services
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