Hours: 37 hours per
week
Contract Type: Permanent
We are
seeking to appoint an Administrative Officer within the Central Management
Support Team who will be required to provide a full range of administrative
duties and support functions.
The post holders will be required to organise and minute confidential and
sensitive meetings to a high standard. These meetings will contain complex
information, therefore proven minute taking skills are essential. You will
gather and analyse data, so you will need to demonstrate that you have
excellent IT skills with a good knowledge of a variety of IT packages,
including Excel. You will have the opportunity to review and implement new
systems within the service as well as work closely with the team members and
the group manager, so being able to communicate effectively both verbally and
in writing is also essential.
A flexible
approach to work and a willingness to learn is essential as is the ability to
work within a team and under pressure.
For further
information or an informal discussion please contact Sophie Day at Sophie.day@IOW.gov.uk or call (01983)
821000.
Please visit
the Adult
Social Care career opportunities page which holds inspiring testimonies
from team members, a guide to what the Island offers as well as personal
development opportunities we offer.
Team IWC
Values:
- Community
& Customer focused
- Effective
& Efficient
- Working
together
- Fair &
transparent
We are
proud of our commitment to offer:
- Supporting
and supervising all our social care workforce
- Providing
opportunities for our staff as they develop and progress their professional
careers
- Providing
regular training opportunities.
We are
looking forward to receiving your application if you have what it takes to make
a difference and share our vision and values.
Find
out more about working for the Isle of Wight Council and living on the Island here.
This
council and its schools recruit according to the council’s Safer Recruitment
policy and are committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children
and young people and expect all staff and volunteers to share in this
commitment.
The
Isle of Wight Council protects its employees from discrimination, we actively
promote the diversity of our workforce and we provide flexible working options
(where appropriate) to support the different needs of our employees. The Isle of Wight Council is an equal
opportunities employer and is proud to encourage applications from all
cultures, backgrounds and abilities to better reflect the diversity within our
local community.
In
addition to the above, the Isle of Wight Council is a Disability Confident
Employer. This means that providing an individual meets the basic essential
requirements of the advertised role and have declared themselves as disabled,
they will be offered an opportunity for an interview within the council.
In the interests of efficiency and
economy, no further communication will be sent to you unless you reach the
final shortlist. This means that if you do not hear from the recruiting manager
within three weeks of the closing date, we regret that your application will
not have been successful on this occasion.