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SalaryLegal Practice Manager
My client is a well-established law firm with offices across the Greater Manchester area who offer a “family feel” culture. They specialise across a number of law areas and have been established for a number of years with long-standing members of staff still part of the team. This firm realise the important of a work-life balance and offer hybrid working with a choice of office based depending on the needs of the business.
They are now seeking to appoint an experienced Practice Manager to oversee compliance, HR and finance duties, ideally based at either their office in Bury or Prestwich. Training can be provided if the successful candidate requires more development across one of the 3 areas. As the successful Practice Manager you will be highly organised and self-motivated with a background in the legal sector to enable you to hit the ground running in driving the firm forward, in line with SRA rules & regulations.
You will be pro-active in dealing with office administration, financial matters, marketing, HR duties and liaising with Director level, alongside being involved with audits and keeping up to date with regulations and accreditations.
On offer is a competitive salary relative to experience alongside 25 days annual leave + Bank Holidays and an opportunity to work from home when required.
If you are ready for a new challenge and this role sounds of interest, please forward an up-to-date copy of your CV to j.forshaw@clayton-legal.co.uk or call Justine on 0161 914 7357 for an informal discussion.
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