BEING GAY, WORKING HERE
‘We have three active support networks for LGB&T staff which cover all aspects of the business and who work together to raise awareness of LGB&T issues and formulate best practice. Staff are entitled to attend network meetings in work hours, subject to business needs.’
QUICK FACTS
Throughout the UK
We offer a wide range of full-time and flexible working opportunities
Starting salary depends on post taken
Approximately 77,000 staff including National Offender Management Service (NOMS)
23 days paid annual leave increasing to 25 days after one year and 30 after 10 years, plus 2.5 privilege days per year; Civil Service pension scheme and salary sacrifice benefits
WHO WE ARE
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) is responsible for the effective administration of the justice system; the courts, tribunals, prisons and probation services.
MORE ABOUT US
The MoJ is responsible for civil, criminal and family justice in the courts and tribunals, for the prison and probation services, as well as the administration of legal aid and the Office of the Public Guardian (OPG). Our objective is to deliver a transformed justice system and transformed department, responsive to the public we serve. A programme of fundamental reform is underway that will result in a revolution in rehabilitation, that will reduce re-offending and provide a clear sentencing framework as well as delivering legal aid reforms.
WHO WE ARE LOOKING FOR
We employ people with a wide range of skills and from a wide range of diverse backgrounds. Our staff include administrative workers, managers, policy advisers, human resources experts, lawyers, accountants, prison and probation officers.
Sorry, no jobs are available at this time.
