RSM Ebner Stolz | Germany | 10xxx, 81xxx, 70xxx, 76xxx, 14xxx, 13xxx, 12xxx, 60xxx, 80xxx, 65xxx Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, Karlsruhe, München, Stuttgart | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 12.05.2026 on stepstone.de
Senior Associate / Counsel in transaction-related employment law (m/f/d)
Would you like to sit on a table with entrepreneurs after a short time of incorporation? At RSM Ebner Stolz you make a success factor for medium-sized companies from your legal subject. More than 150 experienced lawyers support our clients throughout Germany in all economic matters – from transactions such as business purchases and restructuring to ongoing consulting in all corporate matters. Interdisciplinary teams, we work closely with colleagues from auditing, tax and consulting. We are a service organization with human climate and personal exchange. Steil learning curve? Guaranteed. This applies to your legal expertise as well as to the understanding of the business interests of our clients. Perspectives to partnership? Possible and desired. .
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
We're looking for you! Preferred for our location in Stuttgart, but alternatively also in Frankfurt am Main, Karlsruhe, Munich or Berlin. You advise our clients from a variety of industries and always focus on their needs. As part of our labour law team, you are accommodating national and international companies with a heavy impact Legal Due Diligence: Personnel Structure, Service (Managing Director/Chair) and Work Contracts, Business Agreements, Collective Agreements, Schemes for Occupational Pensions and Adviser Contracts etc. for Risks related to a Transaction. Risk assessment: analysis of labour-law liabilities (e.g. open holiday claims, termination risks) and their impact on purchase price design and provisions. Design & Negotiation: Design and negotiation of labour law provisions in business purchase agreements (SPA - Share Purchase Agreement / APA - Asset Purchase Agreement), in particular guarantees and exemptions (indemnities). Restructures and restructures: organisation of operations, employee information, consultation on the right to object and negotiations with works councils – also in the economic crisis, in particular in bankruptcy. Post-closing integration: harmonisation of working conditions, merger of employees and changes in operations (interest compensation/social plan).
You bring a completed law degree with a focus on work law – ideally you are already a specialist lawyer for labour law, but not mandatory. In addition, you have at least three years of well-founded professional experience in transactional labour law. You are convinced by analytical understanding, structured working and a diplomatic appearance and communicate precisely and safely in German and English.
Business network: Make valuable contacts for your professional future. Team events: We not only like to work in the team, but also celebrate together! Whether regular tables, summer festivals or Christmas celebrations – there are numerous opportunities to get to know each other off the working day and to strengthen the team’s cohesion. Central Office: Look forward to a modern workplace in the best location. Onboarding: You should feel comfortable with us from the very beginning. Our digital onboarding tool allows you to start smoothly – all important information and your personal contacts are just one click away. In addition, you have a godfather or a godfather with advice and action. Welcome aboard! !
Location
![]() | RSM Ebner Stolz | |
| Berlin, Frankfurt am Main, Karlsruhe, München, Stuttgart | ||
| Germany |
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