FAQs
What is the salary for the Complaints and Litigation Administrator position?
The salary for the Complaints and Litigation Administrator position is £26,010.
What are the primary responsibilities of the Complaints and Litigation Administrator?
The primary responsibilities include providing administrative support for collating, reviewing, allocating, and administering prisoner complaints and litigation, ensuring compliance with relevant standards and regulations.
Is previous experience in a prison or secure environment required for this role?
It is advantageous but not mandatory to have previous experience working in a prison or secure environment.
What type of training can new employees expect?
Full training will be provided where applicable, to support new employees in their roles.
What skills are required for this position?
Candidates must have excellent attention to detail, strong verbal and written communication skills in English, and intermediate to expert IT skills, particularly in Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook.
Are there opportunities for people from diverse backgrounds to apply?
Yes, the organization is committed to diversity and inclusion and welcomes applications from a wide range of backgrounds.
What are the core values of Mitie Care & Custody?
The core values include working as one team, maintaining integrity and trust, going the extra mile, celebrating diversity, and prioritizing customer needs.
Will I need to work independently, or will I have a team to support me?
The role involves collaboration with a team, as well as providing support to local managers and staff to ensure quality standards are met.
How does the organization handle complaints and litigation?
Complaints and litigation are recorded, reviewed, assigned, and responded to in a timely manner, while ensuring compliance with the Data Protection Act 2018 and General Data Protection Regulation.
Who will the Complaints and Litigation Administrator collaborate with?
The administrator will work with various stakeholders, including the Independent Monitoring Board (IMB), His Majesty's Inspector of Prisons (HMIP), and the MOJ Contract Monitoring Team.