Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne
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We have an opportunity for a recent graduate or emerging professional who has completed a degree either in Human Resources, Business Analytics or Information Systems to join us on a 12-month fixed-term contract.
Reporting to the Senior People & Culture Systems & Reporting Analyst, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the rollout of our HRIS. We are looking for someone who is passionate about data and systems and who will use their analytical skills to contribute to the successful implementation of our HRIS. You will also support the P&C team with regular reporting.
This role can be based on any of our offices with flexible work-from-home options, and flexibility with hours/ days to fit in with your study schedule.
You will receive ongoing mentoring and support as you grow in this role. If you are passionate about business analysis, have an eye for detail and keenness to learn, we want to hear from you.
As a law graduate this heavily depends on which rotation you are in. Some practice areas are busier than others
I work in a mostly supportive role on complex legal matters. I am entrusted with drafting important court documents and correspondence, conducting research and preparing evidence.
Drafting and amending emails, internal documents and court documents. Research into specific areas of law related to disputes.
4.5
1,000 - 50,000 employees
Law
Launching your career with us means working with industry experts, while making meaningful contributions to our clients and community.
The firm has wonderful mentors who care for the professional growth and personal well-being of team members. Everyone's contributions are highly valued.
Super structured, comprehensive and continuous.
I never have to work overtime – the firm is committed to preserving work/life balance.
Even as a graduate, I can work from home. I generally spend 1-2 days at home, which is the norm for most employees (obviously some more, some less, I just prefer to be in office).
The workplace culture is very inclusive, and I really feel like part of a team.
The salary could be higher in comparison to other graduate cohorts.
The very occasional disconnect between partners and lawyers about workflows and opportunities for work.
Some teams are better than others at training and getting grads involved.
The entire office hotdesks (there are no private offices) and sometimes getting a seat in the office can be tricky.
From a graduate perspective, progression in the firm is not yet clear.