Ministry of Justice UK
Happiness score is 35 out of 100
3.2 out of 5 stars.
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About the company

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    Government & Public Administration
  • Link
    Ministry of Justice UK website
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Jobs

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Administrative Assistance

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Education & Instruction

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Management

22 jobs

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Salaries

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Probation Officer
£28,264 per year
Correctional Officer
£24,506 per year
Administrator
£20,659 per year

Administrative Assistance

Business Administrator
£20,936 per year
Administrative Assistant
£22,120 per year
Senior Administrative Officer
£25,486 per year

Management

Bailiff
£21,662 per year
Delivery Manager
£42,775 per year
Commercial Manager
£34,391 per year

Security & Public Safety

Operational Support Grade
£21,082 per year
Senior Probation Officer
£39,002 per year
Security Officer
£33,727 per year
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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 482 reviews and is evolving.

3.5520183.2420192.5320202.4420212.452022

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Reviews

Court Administrator in Leeds, West Yorkshire
on 5 May 2022
Great learning curve
Good employer to work for and the people are great. Adapting and open to flexi hybrid working. Only left due to being an agency worker with no sign or staff being made permanent.
Prison Officer in Leicester
on 20 May 2022
Poor environment.
I never actually spoke to anyone from Ministry of Justice.They never took the time to contact their staff to find out what the issues were and why people are leaving.
Probation Officer in Westminster, Greater London
on 14 April 2022
Don’t even bother
ITS EVIL PLACE TO WORK !! NO SUPPORT NO TRAINING THEY EXPECT YOU TO KNOW EVERYTHING! If you want extra stress and depression go head but save yourself the stress !!!!!!!!! Go for job that doesn’t make you cry at home.
Support Services Assistant in Wales
on 30 March 2022
Stressful for low pay
The job was very stressful and demanding, however the pay did not reflect this.Poor management - could often be very rude, patronising and contradictory.
Query Management Case Administration Officer in HMCTS
on 2 March 2022
Management poor
If I could easily change my job I would.There appears to be no process that works efficiently.Management aren't interested in tried and tested ways of working unless they have put these forward themselves.The staff turnover is constant.
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