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January
2004
CASEWORKER TO RUN THE CCA's
'WORK-RELATED DEATH ADVICE SERVICE'
| Closing
Date |
5pm,
Wednesday, 28 January 2004 |
| Salary |
£20
- 26,000 p.a. (subject to experience) |
| Interview
Date |
Monday,
9th February 2004 |
| Apointment
to start: |
March
2004 |
Do
you want to work in a cutting-edge organisation looking
in detail at the role of state bodies in the investigation
and prosecution of work-related deathss and injuries
and in providing advice to clients?
Do
you want to work in an innovative area of law and
work in partnership with some of Britain's best lawyers?
Are
you committed to working in a not-for-profit organisation
working on issues of worker and public safety?
Because
if you are, an exciting opportunity exists for a person
of proven competance and ability, to run the CCA's highly
regarded 'Work-Related Death Advice Service'.
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you
may be a lawyer or law graduate or
a person with LPC or Bar qualification - but you
will have to prove to us that you are committed
to working in the voluntary sector; |
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alternatively,
you may be a person who comes from a casework
background in an advice-based organisation; |
| • |
or
you could come from a background of working
on safety, environmental or corporate accountability
issues but have the skills and ability to work
as a caseworker |
| • |
or
you may be a person with a very different
academic or professional background - though with
some understanding of law and safety issues -
who will be bringing skills and knowledge, other
than those of law and casework, that will serve
useful for this position. |
The
WRDAS is concerned with the investigation and prosecution
issues that arise following a work-related death.
You will be engaged in the assessment of cases involving
deaths (and injuries) and will work directly with:
| • |
bereaved
families |
| • |
relevant
public bodies including the police, the Health
and Safety Executive and Crown Prosecution Service. |
| • |
lawyers
and trade union |
The
CCA will provide training to the successful candidate
The
CCA is an independent, not-for-profit organisation
engaged in advice, research and public education around
safety, law enforcement and corporate criminal accountability.
If you would like to apply, you can download the forms
by clicking on the names below or you can call the
CCA on 020 7490 4494 who will send you the forms.
The
final date for us receiving the application is:
5pm,
Wednesday, 28 January
2004 at 5pm
Interviews
are planned to take place on Monday 9th February.
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