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We are an expanding non profit organisation that originally started with two people in an office, today there are over 100 in our team and we help over 84,000 victims every year get the advice they need, so we are always looking for new people to join our team. Below you will see a number of opportunities, if any interest you please contact the email address shown.
We have enabled all our our staff who are not training to work from home, providing them with the necessary equipment and support. Those staff that do come to our office in Guildford either from time to time or for their training will be assured that we have taken all necessary precautions to ensure a Covid safe office environment.
To apply for this role please email your CV to hr@ncdv.org.uk
The Role | Team Leader |
Responsible to | Operations Support Manager |
Location(s) | Hybrid (3 days office & 2 days remote) |
About the Role | Supporting victims and survivors of domestic abuse, undertaking all aspects of leadership and day to day management of your team of Assistant team Leaders, Legal Aid caseworkers and Interns. You are responsible for mentoring, supporting and developing them to deliver exceptional client care and quality legal work. You will strive to achieve targets/KPIs in line with the current business plan or forecast. |
Person Specification | Educational Qualifications/Experience · The position is ideally suited to someone who has legal experience in domestic abuse cases. · Excellent leadership and team management skills are an essential requirement for this role with experience in a similar supervisory/management role. · You should be commercial aware and be able to balance this need with that of an organisation working within the Domestic Abuse sector. · In addition, the holder of this post should: o have strong communication skills both written and oral with clients, staff and others o be self-motivated, clear thinking and able to carry out case work accurately o possess a proactive approach with an ability to work independently o be practical in your approach to problem solving o have excellent computer literacy skills |
Principal Responsibilities & Objectives | Overview: Supervision and Leadership Supervision and leadership of your team members in all aspects of their work to ensure the smooth running of the team and to enhance the performance levels of every team member. · Support, develop and train your team members, adapting your style to individuals. · Identify ongoing training requirements for your team (on a group and individual basis) to improve performance and quality. · Ensure that your team’s professional knowledge, level of competence and skills are being measured and developed continuously identifying any training needs · Complete a minimum monthly reviews / 1-2-1s with each team member and more frequently when required. · Managing staff levels and recruiting when required. · Ensure that your team complies with the responsibilities and objectives contained within their own job descriptions and that they understand and follow all prescribed company processes. · Promote positive attitudes and a motivational team environment in which people enjoy working. · Engage with your team members and staff to ensure an approachable persona. · Conduct employee meetings when necessary e.g. probation, conduct, performance, absence (Supported by HR when advised). Performance: · You will strive to achieve your teams budgeted targets/KPIs and maintain an appropriate level in the quality of work produced. • Planning resource (within your own team and other department as required). • Data reporting as requested and constructive ad-hoc feedback. • Performance management of your team members (see above). • Recruitment is key General: · Responsibility for checking/editing of witness statements generated by their team. · Responsibility for preparation of Court paperwork and keeping draft paperwork updated. · Responsibility for papers to be sent or emailed out. · Dealing with caseworker queries regarding individual cases, the law/procedure and NCDV procedures/policies. · Assist with the creation and management of policies to assist the teams in dealing with calls and taking of witness statements in an efficient manner. · Responsibility for the administration of NCDV procedures/policies for their team. · Assist with the management of Filemaker lists of outstanding statements. · The management of group casework administration email addresses. · Respond to general email & telephone queries. · Liaising with solicitors as and when required. · Liaise with First Steps, Allocations, Process Serving and HR when required. · Develop the Team, reviewing processes and procedures to gain efficiencies and achieve the best ways of working. · Manage any necessary changes in line with changes within the Family Law Act and/or court procedures. Compliance · You may be required to undertake any other job deemed necessary, reasonable, and appropriate. · Understand and comply with all relevant company rules, agreements, policies, and procedures. · Conduct yourself, at all times, in a professional and responsible manner, promoting a good and proper image in accordance with company standard · Promote a positive working environment and support and encourage your team and colleagues. · All employees are responsible for ensuring that the organisation complies with UK GDPR regulations. This includes: • All staff will undertake GDPR training when requested to do so and ensure their work is compliant in line with the training you have received and the Organisation’s processes and procedures. • Line Managers will ensure their team receive the required GDPR training and provide guidance to their staff and third parties (where applicable) on data protection principles and GDPR compliance. • When required to do so, all staff will assist with investigating and managing any data breaches that occur and report them in line with the Organisation’s processes and procedures. This may include liaising with the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO). • If you identify a data breach or GDPR concern, even if this is within another department, you must inform the Risk Manager immediately. • When required to do so, assist with audits and assessments of the Organisation’s data processing activities. To apply for this role please email your CV to hr@ncdv.org.uk |
Office Based – Guildford, Surrey
Hybrid Working – 3 days office / 2 days home
Full time – Monday – Friday 9am – 5.30pm
NCDV is the leading organisation in the UK helping victims of domestic abuse to obtain an emergency injunction to protect them from their abuser. Approximately 35% of all UK injunctions are obtained with the assistance NCDV provides. NCDV provides a free, fast emergency service to those in need regardless of their personal circumstances.
The role of a caseworker involves working directly with those who have suffered domestic violence and abuse. It is challenging, in that you will hear from these vulnerable persons exactly what they have suffered so you can assist them in making an application to the Court for protection from their abuser. However, it is extremely rewarding when you learn the positive effect, you and your work has had on their life.
This is a great opportunity for a recent graduate who has just completed their degree in Law.
Main Duties
This role will primarily involve interviewing clients over the phone and drafting their witness statement, drafting all necessary legal paperwork to enable the client to make their court application for an injunction.
Caseworker
Hours
The Benefits
If you wish to apply please send your CV and Covering Letter to:
This role is to work for the National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) as a Case Worker where you will join a highly skilled and motivated workforce. NCDV is the leading organisation in the UK helping protect victims of domestic abuse by obtaining emergency civil injunctions on their behalf. NCDV provides a free, fast emergency service to those in need regardless of their financial circumstances.
You will be working directly with victims of domestic abuse and provide legal support from the first instruction to preparing the application for Court. The objective of the role is assist victims as quickly as possible with proficient legal skills and attention to detail.
About the role
About You
The benefits
If you wish to apply please send your CV and Covering Letter to:
National Centre for Domestic Violence (NCDV) is a not-for profit organisation set up in 2003 to helping over 8000 victims of Domestic Abuse & Violence obtain protective injunctions against their perpetrators every month.
NCDV was set up to help victims who cannot afford legal costs obtain Non-Molestation orders, Prohibited Steps orders and Occupation Orders against their perpetrator.
Once a judge has granted an injunction, the role of the Process Server is to serve this order on the respondent within 24-48 hours.
You will be given full contact details of the respondent and their last whereabouts along with a detailed description of the person you are serving, the orders are usually given to the Process Server living within a 40-minute radius of the respondents location.
You will be paid a flat fee of £60 per order and you will have to have your own transport, computer and printer, access to a scanner and mobile phone.
Out 100 strong team already includes many Ex or Retired Police Officers who are looking to continue working under their own time management, this role will suit someone who wants to work for a deserving and invaluable organisation helping victims get their lives back on track.
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