| Salary | Up to £20k |
|---|---|
| Location | Derbyshire |
| Job type | Permanent |
| Company | Douglas Scott Ltd |
| Contact | Beth Hughes |
| Specialist Areas | Banking/Finance/Funds |
| Posted | 2nd Jul 2008 |
| Expires | 16th Jul 2008 |
A niche firm in Derby is currently seeking a Part-Time Legal Cashier to join their busy yet friendly team. Salary up to £18k, pro rata.
The Client: Our client are a friendly and niche law firm specialising in Personal Injury law. To ensure their Clients receive the best possible service all their staff undergo professional training on a regular basis to ensure that they stay at the top of their speciality.
The Role: The successful candidate will be working for a small law firm which specialises in private Personal Injury work. The firm consists of two partners and one office manger who have a wealth of experience. This position has opened due to imminent retirement of existing cashier. The firm is a very flexible and family friendly firm who understand the need to balance work and family life. As a firm their focus is on client service and they try to get to know the clients and ensure they feel valued. This firm is very much a team atmosphere, everyone makes the tea!
Candidates must be accurate and consistent and have good knowledge of SARs & general requirements of Law Society.
Excellent opportunity to join a fantastic firm and earn a salary of up to £18k pro rata.
Douglas Scott is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.
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