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Registration Officer

Worcestershire

£25.5k – £27.7k/yr

Posted about 11 hours ago

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Worcestershire County Council

Job Title: Registration Officer

Salary: £25,570 - £27,699 per annum

Hours: 30 Hours per Week - Tuesday to Friday

Location: Bromsgrove and Redditch Registration Offices

Team: Registration Service

Contract: Permanent

The Role: Registration Officer

Worcestershire Registration Service is currently recruiting a Registration Officer for the county. These posts are vital in delivering this important statutory service.

You will be registering births, deaths and marriages meeting our community at key times in their lives.

Previous experience of Registration work is not essential as we will provide all the necessary training. What you do need to be able to show is commitment and flexibility; the ability to travel throughout the county and be able to empathise with people.

You may be in an office working with others or in an office on your own at times so self-motivation is essential.

You will need to have the necessary confidence and presence to officiate at weddings and other ceremonies; be able to work with meticulous attention to detail; have excellent IT skills; be able to work under pressure and within tight deadlines.

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There is a lot to learn, and we will support you every step of the way. This role is very legislative based so the ability to absorb and retain complex information is essential.

Does this sound like you? Could you give the necessary commitment and flexibility when needed? If so, we would love to hear from you.

Please also read the additional information attached to the Person Specification regarding disqualification to hold office.

Benefits:

You’ll find an overview of the benefits Worcestershire County Council have to offer on our webpage.

Some of these offers include:

Great Holiday Entitlement: As well as bank holidays, you'll get 26 days paid holiday (pro rata for part-time staff). This goes up to 31 days when you have been with us for 5 years. If you get more than 26 days where you work now, don't worry because if you join us without a break, we'll match your holiday up to 31 days. If you’re successful and want to take advantage of this do let us know!
Brilliant Pension Scheme: The Local Government Pension Scheme (LGPS) is a nationwide, career average pension scheme and is a valuable part of the pay and reward package for employees working in local government.
Professional Learning & Development: We actively encourage learning and development for all our staff should they want to progress further or explore other areas within the organisation.
Flexible Working: We are proud to offer hybrid working to provide a better work/life balance where possible.