Lawyer - General Interest Application

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General Interest Application

Interested to build a career with Legal Aid Saskatchewan (LAS) and can’t find the right job today? Don't worry. We're always excited to hear about talented A-players interesting in joining our legal team. So to be considered for new positions, submit your application to provide an updated copy of your resume, and we will connect with you as soon as there is a fit. Need more information on our recruitment - please visit LAS Career page: legalaid.sk.ca/about/careers/

What We’re Looking For In You

We want the usual skill set: efficient, organized and follows through on commitments. You're intelligent, have great analytical skills and pay attention to detail. In addition, you're calm under pressure, have a great work ethic and communicate well.

Please note, LAS lawyers are expected to be able to attend courts in person and attend their area offices.

What we offer

Our lawyer competitive salary is in the range of $98,927.18 up to $203,233.84 based on years of relevant experience and Call to Bar years. LAS also provides a positive and supportive work environment for its employees. Our generous and comprehensive benefit package includes:

Health Care Spending Account

Extended Health Care Coverage

Dental Coverage

Group Life Insurance

Accidental Death & Dismemberment Insurance

Paid Sick Leave

Long-Term Disability

Pension Plan

Paid Vacation (three weeks to start)

Scheduled or Earned Days Off (EDO) (12 SDOs or 26 EDOs per year for support staff); (12 SDOs per year for lawyers)

14 Statutory Holidays

  • Relocation assistance if applicable
  • Maternity Leave with generous top-up pay
  • Compassionate Care Family Leave with generous top-up pay
  • Employee and Family Assistance Program

Professional Development

Deferred Salary Leave

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Job description provided by Legal Aid Saskatchewan.
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