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Role: Paralegal Location: Glasgow Salary: £35,000 - £45,000 Job Type: Full Time Permanent Are you an experienced Residential Paralegal looking for a fresh challenge? Do you enjoy managing your own caseload while delivering an exceptional client experience? Are you looking to join a supportive, well-established firm where your development and progression are genuinely encouraged? I'm currently recruiting on behalf of a highly regarded legal practice in Glasgow that is looking to appoint an experienced Residential Paralegal to join its busy and successful Property team. This is an excellent opportunity to become part of a collaborative and welcoming environment where you'll work alongside experienced legal professionals, handling a varied caseload of residential conveyancing transactions from instruction through to completion. The firm has built an outstanding reputation for client service and continues to invest in both its people and long-term growth. You'll be joining a business that values teamwork, professionalism and delivering a seamless experience for every client. The Role As a Residential Paralegal, you will be responsible for managing your own caseload of residential conveyancing matters while providing an efficient, professional and client-focused service throughout every stage of the transaction. Your responsibilities will include: Managing a full caseload of residential conveyancing transactions from initial instruction through to completion. • Handling sales, purchases, remortgages, transfers of title and new build transactions. • Drafting and reviewing legal documentation. • Examining title deeds and carrying out title investigations. • Preparing and submitting registration documents to Registers of Scotland. • Liaising with clients, solicitors, lenders, estate agents and other third parties. • Preparing settlement statements and completion documentation. • Ensuring transactions progress efficiently while meeting agreed timescales. • Maintaining accurate file management and compliance throughout each transaction. • Providing clear legal guidance and excellent client care throughout the conveyancing process. Essential Skills & Experience Previous experience working as a Residential Conveyancing Paralegal within a Scottish law firm. • Strong knowledge of Scottish residential conveyancing procedures. • Experience managing your own caseload with minimal supervision. • Excellent organisational and time management skills. • Strong communication skills with the ability to build relationships with clients and stakeholders. • High attention to detail and excellent drafting skills. • Ability to prioritise workloads within a busy environment. • Proficient using Microsoft Office and case management systems. The Ideal Candidate Will Also Have A proactive and positive approach to work. • Excellent problem-solving abilities. • Strong commercial awareness. • A genuine passion for delivering exceptional client service. • The ability to work collaboratively within a supportive team. • A desire to continue developing professionally within residential property. What's On Offer Competitive salary dependent on experience. • A permanent full-time position. • High-quality and varied residential conveyancing work. • A supportive and collaborative team environment. • Opportunities for ongoing professional development. • Modern office environment in Glasgow. • Long-term career progression within an established and respected Scottish law firm. • Generous holiday entitlement. • Pension scheme. • Additional employee benefits. Interested? If you're an experienced Residential Paralegal looking to take the next step in your career, I'd love to hear from you.

Accounts Payable Administrator - Temporary Contract Contract: Temporary, until the end of January 2027 Location: Glasgow city centre Salary: £25,000 - £27,000 About the Role We are looking for an organised and detail-focused Accounts Payable Administrator to join our finance team on a temporary contract until the end of January 2027 . This is a hands-on role with responsibility for managing the end-to-end Accounts Payable process , from invoice receipt and processing through to payment and reconciliation. You will play an important role in ensuring suppliers are paid accurately and on time, while maintaining high standards of financial control and compliance. You will work closely with the Financial Controller, Finance Director and wider team, as well as building strong working relationships with suppliers and clients. Key Responsibilities Accounts Payable Process supplier invoices accurately and efficiently ensuring correct coding and appropriate approvals. Maintain accurate and up-to-date supplier records. Respond to supplier queries professionally and resolve issues promptly. Prepare and process regular payment runs, including BACS payments, in line with agreed schedules and company procedures. Reconcile supplier statements and investigate and resolve discrepancies. Monitor outstanding invoices, credits and aged payables, ensuring issues are followed up appropriately. Process invoice recharges to client landlords. Assist with month-end close activities, providing accurate supporting information to the Financial Controller and Finance Director. Ensure compliance with internal financial controls, policies and procedures. Support the wider finance team with ad-hoc finance and administrative tasks as required. General Administration Provide professional and courteous support to visitors and incoming callers when required. Handle incoming post and general correspondence. Assist with other administrative duties and tasks as they arise. About You We are looking for someone who is: Experienced in an Accounts Payable or similar finance administration role. Highly organised with excellent attention to detail. Comfortable processing invoices accurately and efficiently. Confident dealing with suppliers and resolving queries professionally. Reliable, proactive and able to manage deadlines effectively. Professional and discreet when handling financial and confidential information. Please send your CV to Rosie Hutcheon, or call via the 'Apply Now' option to be considered for the role.

Temp Paralegal (Home based role) Creideas is hiring for a temp Paralegal Executive for a fantastic client based in Manchester. The temp role is initially for 8-12 weeks but could be extended. £15.38 to £19.23 an hour DOE. August and September starts. The Role: This is not a traditional paralegal role. Our client is looking for a Product Paralegal to join their product team and play a key role in ensuring the platform delivers accurate, reliable, and legally defensible outputs. You'll review the outputs, identify potential issues or inaccuracies, and provide feedback to help improve how the platform performs. Your input will help ensure that the information and analysis produced by the platform is accurate and consistent. This is an exciting opportunity for someone with a legal background who is interested in how AI and technology are changing the way legal work is delivered. Key Responsibilities: Work closely with the Product and AI teams to help develop and improve client platform. Use your legal knowledge and understanding of disputes and casework to help assesses and processes information. Review case assessments and outputs to ensure they are accurate, consistent, and legally defensible. Identify errors, inconsistencies, gaps, or potential risks and provide clear, constructive feedback. Test and evaluate new product features, workflows, and capabilities before they are released to clients. Apply sound legal judgement when assessing whether AI-generated information is appropriate and reliable. Work with the Product team to refine prompts, processes, and workflows to improve the quality of the platform's outputs. Contribute ideas and practical legal insight to help shape the development of new product features. Stay up to date with developments in legal technology and AI and consider how these could improve the platform. Act as a key link between legal expertise and product development, helping translate legal requirements into practical improvements within the platform. This is a fully remote role, working 9am-5pm Monday to Friday (35 hours a week) The individual We're looking for someone who combines strong legal knowledge with curiosity, attention to detail and a genuine interest in technology and AI. You'll ideally have: Exceptional attention to detail - naturally thorough and able to spot inaccuracies, gaps, inconsistencies, or areas where an output doesn't quite make sense. Excellent written and verbal communication skills - able to provide clear, structured, and constructive feedback to Product Managers, developers and colleagues. A methodical and organised approach - comfortable running test cases, documenting findings and following issues through to resolution. Strong ownership and initiative - a self-starter who doesn't wait to be told what to do and is comfortable taking responsibility for their work. Great communication and interpersonal skills - able to build effective relationships and communicate confidently with different teams and stakeholders. A client-focused mindset - understands the importance of accuracy, quality and delivering an excellent experience for clients. Energy and enthusiasm - someone who enjoys working in a fast-moving environment and is excited by the opportunity to help shape something new. A forward-thinking mindset - curious about how technology and AI can change the way legal work is delivered. An interest in LegalTech and AI - you don't need a technical or coding background; curiosity and a willingness to learn are more important. The ability to manage multiple workstreams - comfortable working in a small, collaborative team where priorities can move quickly. You don't need to be an AI expert to apply for this role. We're looking for someone who can bring their legal expertise, judgement and attention to detail and apply it in a new and exciting environment.

Are you looking to take the next step in your finance career and gain valuable experience within a leadinglaw firm environment? This is an exciting opportunity to join an established Finance team on a long-term FTC , supporting the Revenue function and gaining hands-on exposure to the full billing and revenue cycle click apply for full job details

Ready for your next contract assignment with a highly regarded London law firm? This is an outstanding opportunity for an experienced Revenue Controller to join a collaborative and forward-thinking finance team on a 12-month fixed-term contract. Working within a respected organisation known for its people-first culture, you'll play a pivotal role in a major billing transformation project while taking ownership of end-to-end revenue processes. If you're looking for a long-term contract that will add a prestigious name and valuable project experience to your CV, this could be the ideal next move. This is far more than a traditional billing role. You'll be heavily involved in the rollout and optimisation of an upgraded practice management system across the business, acting as a key point of expertise and helping shape billing processes, templates and best practice. Alongside project work, you'll manage the billing cycle for a specialist practice group, partnering closely with stakeholders to drive efficient WIP management, accurate billing and exceptional client service. It's a fantastic opportunity to combine BAU responsibilities with meaningful change-project exposure. You will bring strong legal billing experience, ideally with with hands-on expertise in Aderant Expert Billing and e-billing platforms. You'll enjoy building relationships with partners and fee earners, have excellent attention to detail and thrive in an environment where your expertise is genuinely valued. This role would suit someone who enjoys taking ownership, influencing process improvements and making an immediate impact from day one. In return, you'll join a business that has built a reputation for its supportive culture, collaborative approach and investment in its people. With modern Central London offices, hybrid working, excellent professional development opportunities and a strong emphasis on wellbeing, this represents a rare chance to secure a high-quality 12-month contract with genuine variety, visibility and responsibility. For candidates seeking their next assignment with a firm that values expertise, flexibility and teamwork, this opportunity should not be missed. Click 'Apply' to submit your CV, or reach out for a confidential conversation today!

Position: Senior Learning & Development Advisor Location: Glasgow or Edinburgh (will require travel to both) Working Pattern: Hybrid Salary: Up to £45,000 plus excellent benefits Creideas Recruitment is working with a highly regarded professional services organisation to appoint an experienced Senior Learning & Development Advisor click apply for full job details

Senior Director, Head of Business Development (Membership) London Hybrid Working Creideas is delighted to be partnering exclusively with ICMA in the search of a Senior Director, Head of Business Development (Membership). Reporting into the Managing Director, Head of Membership, Communications and Events, this newly created leadership opportunity will be instrumental in shaping and delivering ICMA's global membership growth strategy. Shape the future of global capital markets. ICMA is the leading global trade association for the international debt capital markets, representing around 630 member organisations across 70+ jurisdictions worldwide. As the organisation continues to expand its global influence, an opportunity has arisen for an experienced business development leader to drive membership growth and market engagement internationally. The Role You will lead ICMA's global membership growth strategy, building relationships with senior stakeholders across the international capital markets community and identifying new opportunities for growth. Key responsibilities include: Developing and delivering ICMA's global membership growth strategy Building and converting a pipeline of new member opportunities Engaging C-suite stakeholders across financial institutions, issuers, asset managers and market infrastructure providers Expanding ICMA's presence across key international and emerging markets Representing ICMA at industry events and strengthening its market profile Working collaboratively across membership, policy, education, events and communications teams to support growth and engagement. About You We're interested in speaking with individuals who can demonstrate: A successful track record in senior business development, membership, commercial or client relationship roles Strong knowledge of capital markets, financial services or a related B2B environment Experience building senior stakeholder relationships and delivering measurable growth, particularly within emerging markets Strong commercial acumen, networking ability and influencing skills An international outlook with experience engaging stakeholders across multiple markets. Why ICMA? This is a rare opportunity to join a globally respected organisation and play a key role in its future growth. You'll work with senior leaders across the international capital markets community while helping to shape the future direction of one of the industry's most influential associations. For a confidential discussion, please contact Creideas.

Role: Employee Relations Specialist Location: Must be UK Fully Remote Up to 37,500 DOE + Excellent Benefits Are you an experienced Employee Relations professional looking for a role that offers genuine variety, autonomy and career development? I'm delighted to be partnering with a leading national organisation to recruit an Employee Relations Specialist to join its growing HR team. This is a fantastic opportunity to work within a supportive, collaborative environment where you'll gain exposure to complex ER casework, organisational change projects and Employment Tribunal activity, all while working fully remotely. If you're passionate about delivering commercially focused, people-centred HR advice and enjoy navigating complex employee relations matters, this could be the perfect next step in your career. The Role As an Employee Relations Specialist, you'll be a trusted advisor to managers across the UK and Republic of Ireland, providing practical, legally compliant guidance on a broad range of employee relations issues. Your responsibilities will include: Managing a varied caseload including disciplinary, grievance, performance, absence and wellbeing matters. Providing expert advice to managers on complex employee relations issues. Supporting Employment Tribunal activity, including early conciliation, case preparation and documentation. Assisting with organisational change projects, including restructures, redundancy, redeployment and TUPE. Working closely with HR Business Partners and stakeholders across multiple business functions. Reviewing HR policies and procedures to ensure compliance with employment legislation. Analysing employee relations trends to identify opportunities for continuous improvement and risk reduction. About You We're looking for someone who brings: Previous experience in an Employee Relations Specialist or HR role managing complex casework. Strong knowledge of UK employment legislation, with exposure to Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland legislation being advantageous. Confidence influencing and advising managers at all levels. Excellent communication, organisation and stakeholder management skills. The ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment. A CIPD qualification (or working towards one), mediation training, or Employment Tribunal experience would be advantageous but are not essential. What's in it for you? Fully remote working anywhere in the UK. Salary up to 37,500 depending on experience. Exposure to complex Employee Relations and Employment Tribunal work to further develop your expertise. Ongoing mentoring and support from an experienced Employee Relations Manager. The opportunity to join a collaborative HR team where your contribution will genuinely influence how employee relations is delivered across the organisation. If you're ready to take the next step in your Employee Relations career and want to join an organisation that will invest in your development, I'd love to hear from you. Apply today via the link below.

Position: HR Business Partner Location: Lothian, Fife, Glasgow & Tayside (Field-based) Salary: up to 52,000 plus car allowance and excellent benefits Looking for an HR role where you'll genuinely influence business decisions rather than simply support them? I'm partnering with a well-established, forward-thinking healthcare organisation that's investing heavily in the future of its people and services. They're looking for an experienced HR Business Partner to work directly alongside the Managing Director, helping shape workforce strategy across a multi-site operation. This is a fantastic opportunity for a commercially minded HR professional who enjoys balancing strategic projects with hands-on operational support. You'll play a key role in transforming how teams are structured, developed and supported across the business, making a real impact on both colleagues and customers. The Role As HR Business Partner, you'll be a trusted advisor to senior leadership, providing strategic and operational HR support across a diverse network of locations. Key responsibilities include: Partnering closely with the Managing Director to develop and deliver the people strategy. Leading workforce planning initiatives to improve staffing models, reduce agency and temporary labour reliance, and optimise labour costs. Supporting managers through employee relations matters, including performance, conduct, absence and organisational change. Driving learning, development and succession planning to build capability across the business. Using people data and HR metrics to identify trends, inform decision-making and influence business strategy. Championing employee engagement, retention and a positive workplace culture. About You We're keen to speak with HR professionals who can demonstrate: Previous experience in an HR Business Partner or Senior HR Advisor position. Experience supporting multi-site operations, ideally within retail, healthcare, FMCG or another fast-paced customer-facing environment. Strong knowledge of UK employment legislation and confidence managing complex employee relations cases independently. Commercial awareness with the ability to interpret workforce and financial data. Excellent stakeholder management skills with the confidence to influence senior leaders while coaching line managers. CIPD Level 5 or Level 7 qualification (or equivalent experience) is desirable but not essential. A willingness to travel regularly across sites throughout Lothian, Fife, Glasgow and Tayside. This role requires visibility across sites. What's on Offer? Company car allowance Annual salary review linked to performance Staff discount scheme The opportunity to work closely with an ambitious leadership team and genuinely shape the future direction of the organisation's people strategy. If you're looking for a role where you'll have real influence, plenty of autonomy and the opportunity to make a lasting impact within a growing organisation, I'd love to hear from you. Apply today or get in touch for a confidential conversation to find out more.

Software Sales Executive (ERP) Creideas is hiring for a Software Sales Executive (ERP) for a fantastic client based in Macclesfield.The role is on a temp to permanent basis, with excellent benefits. £13.50-£14.00 an hour DOE, plus bonus (Up to £400 a month) Immediate starts. August and September start dates click apply for full job details

Part-Time Infrastructure & Cyber Security Consultant 2/3 Days Per Week 3 Month Contract 600 - 850 per day Remote AWS Migration Project Creideas are currently partnered with a Cyber Security client who require a part-time Infrastructure & Security Consultant on an initial 3 month basis, with potential to extend or convert to permanent. This is a crucial hire as you help guide their client through a migration from traditional data centres to AWS, whilst also collaborating with the CISO, sharing suggestions based on your observations, assisting the Infrastructure & Security Engineers where needed, building relationships, and ultimately helping with their strategic vision. This is a part-time role, likely for 2 or 3 days per week for an initial 3 month period. The role is mostly remote, with very occasional catch ups with the team face to face. Infrastructure & Cyber Security Consultant Responsibilities Lead their migration from data centres to AWS Combine your skills as an Infrastructure & Security Team Lead and AWS migration Project Lead as they transition from traditional data centres to AWS for their co-located Infrastructure stack (virtualised + physical equipment) Support a small team of Engineers, working as an escalation point and guide throughout Work closely with the CISO, understanding their position, sharing observations, performing security review, and assisting with the overall strategy Provide skills across SIEM, EDR, and Vulnerability Management tools. Vendor agnostic but SentinelOne and/or Microsoft Security experience would be advantageous Infrastructure & Cyber Security Consultant Skills Previous experience leading a DC to AWS migration Capable of leading teams and providing mentorship Experience working in an Advisory capacity SentinelOne experience (advantageous, not essential) Microsoft Security experience (advantageous, not essential) Sonar experience (advantageous, not essential)

We are seeking an experienced Senior HR Advisor to join a dedicated People & Culture team in a varied and influential generalist role. This permanent position offers the opportunity to provide high-quality HR advice, support managers and staff across the employee lifecycle, and contribute to service improvements, employee relations, recruitment, wellbeing, diversity and inclusion, and strategic people projects, including policy development, organisational change, engagement initiatives and process improvement. 48,396 - 55,644 The ideal candidate will have gained experience within the Charity, Not for Profit or Education sector. The successful candidate will bring strong knowledge of UK employment law, broad HR generalist experience, and the confidence to manage a range of employee relations casework, including absence, performance, grievance, disciplinary and capability matters. You will be confident coaching managers, preparing documentation, advising on risk, supporting investigations and helping to resolve complex people issues in a fair, consistent and pragmatic way. You will also play an active role in HR project initiatives, supporting work around policy review, employee engagement, wellbeing, EDI, recruitment improvements, HR systems, reporting, data insights and continuous improvement. Working collaboratively with colleagues and stakeholders, you will support a positive, inclusive and high-performing culture while helping to deliver ambitious People & Culture objectives. Contract: Permanent Key requirements: CIPD qualification or equivalent operational experience, strong employee relations knowledge, excellent relationship-building skills, and a proactive approach to continuous improvement.

Fully remote. Part-time. Legal finance. Opportunities like this simply don't come around very often. We're delighted to be partnering with a highly regarded London law firm to recruit an experienced Legal Cashier Assistant for an 18-month fixed-term contract . If you're looking for a role that offers genuine flexibility without compromising on the quality of work, this is an opportunity that deserves your attention. Working 10:00am to 3:00pm, Monday to Friday , you'll join an experienced and supportive finance team, playing an important role in the day-to-day cashiering function. This is a varied position where you'll process a wide range of legal finance transactions, including counsel fee notes, expert invoices, client disbursements, direct debits and office and client account transactions. You'll also assist with electronic payments, carry out sanctions checks, support compliance with the Solicitors Accounts Rules and work closely with fee earners to ensure transactions are processed accurately and efficiently. We're looking to speak with candidates who have at least 12 months' legal cashiering or legal finance experience gained within a law firm. You'll have excellent attention to detail, strong organisational skills and a good understanding of the Solicitors Accounts Rules. Experience with Aderant Expert, Barclays Internet Banking (BIB) or Dotnet would be advantageous, although not essential. What makes this opportunity truly stand out is the flexibility on offer. Combining 100% remote working with part-time hours is exceptionally rare within legal finance, making this an ideal role for someone looking to achieve a better work-life balance while continuing to develop their career with a respected and well-established law firm.