Reuters is seeking an experienced reporter to enhance its coverage of labor and employment law. In addition to writing occasional enterprise pieces, the position will monitor day-to-day court filings and rulings on a variety cases, including those related to labor relations, job discrimination and occupational safety.
The position, which is part of a team that includes experienced legal journalists, will offer an ambitious reporter the opportunity to gain or deepen expertise in a subject area of great importance to customers across the file.
It will primarily involve writing for Practitioner Insights, a news platform for customers of Thomson Reuters’ flagship legal platform WestlawNext, but the reporter will also be encouraged to write distinctive stories for Reuters’ financial and consumer platforms.
This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in legal and/or business news and in being part of a high-profile enterprise that is of strategic importance to the company.
To apply, go here.
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