Community Payback Supervisor - Prescot

Overview

The working pattern will include a weekend day. The Community Payback supervisor role is accommodated to people on probation who work or have caring responsibilities. Community Payback projects run 7 days a week therefore you will: work frequent weekends, and you may be asked to cover some evenings. You will be paid a higher rate of 50% for weekend days you do work.

A career in community payback gives you the power to make a positive impact on the lives of People on Probation as well as your community. If you are successful in the recruitment process to join the Probation Service, your starting salary will be £26,475. On a typical day, you’ll spend up to 7 hours supervising a group at a Community Payback unpaid work placement. Post holders may be required to undertake weekend working as part of their normal pattern of working.

Responsibilities

The Community Payback supervisor role is an operational role directly supervising work groups of ...