ATLEU (London/Sheffield) - Public lawyer (Maternity Cover, Part time)

Posted 4 hours 53 minutes ago by Young Legal Aid Lawyers

Permanent
Part Time
Other
Yorkshire, Sheffield, United Kingdom, S5 9
Job Description
ATLEU (London/Sheffield) - Public lawyer (Maternity Cover, Part time)
  • Location: London or Sheffield (will involve occasional travel between offices)
  • Salary: £38,423 to £40,561 p/a pro rata (inclusive of London weighting) depending on experience. £23,053 to £24,336 for 21 hours per week. £32,423 to £34,561 p/a pro rata (Sheffield) depending on experience £19,453 to £20,736 for 21 hours per week.
  • Hours: Part time (21 hours per week).
About

ATLEU works intensively with survivors of trafficking and labour exploitation in the UK, providing legal advice that supports safety and redress. The multidisciplinary team includes immigration, public law and compensation lawyers. The role can be based in either the London or Sheffield office, with a personal training budget and opportunities to contribute to policy change and strategic litigation. The team values inclusive and respectful environments for all employees.

About the candidate and role Casework

We are looking for a lawyer with at least 2 years PQE and an authorised litigator to join our Housing and Support Unit. The role is a 12 month maternity cover, working 21 hours a week. Responsibilities include a small caseload of public law cases relating to survivors of trafficking, supporting unit colleagues, and collaborating on strategic litigation. Experience in judicial review cases and interest in working with survivors of trafficking are essential. Immigration knowledge is a plus but not mandatory.

Range of experience

Candidates with a range of experience are welcomed. The successful applicant will have provided high quality advice, trauma informed working and client care. The salary will reflect legal qualifications and experience within the advertised bracket.

Your background

The role welcomes applicants from all backgrounds, including those who are underrepresented in the sector and those with lived experience of migration and trafficking.

Deadline for applications: 9am on Wednesday 24th June 2026.