About the role
Labor law attorneys are specialized in labor law and handle legal issues related to working conditions and work environment. They often have a law degree and additional specialization in labor law. They work with interpreting and applying laws and agreements that concern employment conditions.Responsibilities
Labor law attorneys provide advice to employers and employees, negotiate collective agreements, and represent clients in labor law disputes. They stay updated with changes in the law and ensure that their clients' rights and obligations are complied with. They can also participate in the drafting of employment contracts and staff handbooks.Skills and tools
Labor law attorneys must have in-depth knowledge of labor legislation and negotiation skills. They use legal databases to research case law and legal texts. Good communication skills, analytical thinking, and the ability to handle conflicts are key qualities. Common competencies demanded by employers are arbetsrätt, arbetsrättsliga frågor and arbetsgivarorganisation.