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Committees and Tribunals officer

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At The Institute of Chartered Accountants England & Wales (ICAEW), you'll be part of an organisation that's shaping the future of business, finance and the accountancy profession on a global scale. Our bold 2030 Strategy puts members, innovation, sustainability and trust at the heart of everything we do; creating an exciting, forward looking environment where your work has real impact. We invest in our people through our benefits package, continuous development and a supportive, inclusive culture that empowers you to grow and thrive. If you're looking for a role with purpose, influence and opportunity, ICAEW is a place where your future can truly take shape.
We're looking for a Committees & Tribunals Officer (Disciplinary Committee) to join our Milton Keynes team on a permanent basis. The role offers a salary of £31,900, hybrid working (2 office/3 home), and 9:00am-5:00pm hours. Additional office attendance may be required during the first 8 weeks for training. Travel to London for hearings may be required.
What you will be doing;
- Administer tribunal hearings end-to-end, from scheduling and issuing notices to attending hearings in person and online as the main administrative point of contact
- Draft and process decision letters, minutes and publicity following committee hearings, ensuring timely upload to the case management system
- Prepare, collate and electronically upload committee papers, managing all pre and post-meeting administration for Disciplinary Committee hearings
- Take full ownership of a varied caseload across ICAEW's Disciplinary Committees, managing each case from referral through to conclusion
- Handle queries from members and complainants professionally, referring complex matters appropriately while maintaining accuracy and composure under pressure
- Maintain accurate case records, closing concluded matters in the case management system and keeping the hearings calendar current.
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- Experience in a legal, regulatory or case management environment, with a legal minded approach to administrative work - a law degree, LPC or equivalent qualification is an advantage
- Strong organisational skills with a proven ability to manage a varied caseload, meet competing deadlines and maintain accuracy in a fast-paced environment
- Excellent written communication skills, proficiency in M365 (Word and Excel), resilience under pressure, and willingness to travel to London regularly for committee hearings and tribunals


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What you can expect from us;
We believe doing your best work starts with feeling supported both professionally and personally. That's why we offer a range of benefits designed to give you flexibility, security, and peace of mind:
- A strong pension contribution of 9%
- Private medical cover with AXA (where eligible), alongside a healthcare cash plan
- Life assurance at 4x your salary
- 24 days holiday increasing to 27 with years of service, plus Christmas closure and the option to buy or sell extra days
- Hybrid working to help you find the right balance
- Everyday savings through gym discounts, travel loans, and retail perks
- Enhanced family leave, including up to 6 months on full pay
- Ongoing wellbeing support, including access to CABA
- A paid day each year to volunteer for a cause that matters to you
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