Ministry of Justice UK
3.4 out of 5 stars.
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Ministry of Justice UK Careers and Employment

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  • Company size
    more than 10,000
  • Revenue
    £1bn to £5bn
  • Industry
    Government & Public Administration
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Jobs

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Full-time
Production Instructor

Humber

£19,531 - £21,713 a year

10 hours ago

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Full-time
Receptionist/Administrative Assistant

South Shields

£18,174 a year

16 hours ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Support Services Administration

Bicester

£17,605 a year

16 hours ago

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Full-time
Senior Administrative Officer

Cardiff

£22,924 - £28,200 a year

22 hours ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Proactive Intelligence Officer - London and South East

Croydon

£27,072 - £30,107 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time
Case Administrator

Pontypridd

£18,463 - £22,257 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time
Probation Services Officer

Leeds

£22,924 - £28,200 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time
SSF Waste Environmental Role

Redditch

£17,605 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Diary Manager

Cardiff

£22,924 - £28,200 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Qualified Probation Officer

Southampton

£30,208 - £37,174 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Senior Casework Manager - National Security Casework Team

Croydon

£30,124 - £33,902 a year

3 days ago

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Full-time
Business Administrator

Kirklevington

£19,531 - £21,713 a year

4 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Non-Operational Admin Support: North Midlands Prisons Group

Retford

£19,531 - £21,713 a year

4 days ago

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Full-time
Prison Offender Manager

Aylesbury

£24,619 - £27,381 a year

4 days ago

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Permanent, Full-time
Youth Justice Worker - HMYOI Wetherby

Wetherby

£25,385 a year

4 days ago

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Full-time
Business Support Manager

Warrington

£31,924 - £36,715 a year

4 days ago

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Permanent, Full-time
Youth Justice Worker - HMP & YOI Feltham

London

£33,575 a year

4 days ago

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Permanent, Full-time
Youth Justice Worker - HMYOI Werrington

Stoke-on-Trent

4 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Approved Premises Residential Worker

Gloucester

£18,463 a year

4 days ago

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Full-time, Part-time
Anglican Chaplain

Redditch

£27,697 - £31,176 a year

4 days ago

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Salaries

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Popular Roles

Correctional Officer
£25,009 per year
Senior Software Engineer
£64,379 per year
User Interface Designer
£55,814 per year

Security & Public Safety

Correctional Officer
£25,009 per year
Operational Support Grade
£20,328 per year
Probation Officer
£28,608 per year

Management

Hub Manager
£29,472 per year
Manager
£22,314 per year
Delivery Manager
£53,822 per year

Administrative Assistance

Administrator
£19,221 per year
Business Administrator
£21,162 per year
Administrative Assistant
£17,502 per year
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Rating overview

Rating is calculated based on 764 reviews and is evolving.

3.3620173.3020183.1520192.4920203.002021

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Reviews

Civil Servant in Kingston upon Hull
on 3 February 2021
Enjoyable, very focused on results , Managers are not very sympathetic towards family issues that might arise
The Ministry of Justice is target driven, is not very sympathetic towards members personal circumstances. It provides a adequate pension scheme. Annual leave and Public and Privilege days are generous, and leave is added on time served.
Civil servant in Birmingham
on 6 January 2021
Too much pressure
Due to COVID 19 working for HMCTS MOJ has become unbearable , senior management put immense pressure on middle management. Your pressurised into micromanaging. You are treated like a number. The service is run on favouritism.
Operational Support Grade (OSG) in Durham
on 18 December 2020
Not a career
Excellent recruitment campaign that took over a year from application to job offer. Thrown in at the deep end with zero training. Stressful environment won’t suit everyone. Lengthy probationary period and any mistakes will go against you and will be put on your record . Salary doesn’t match the responsibility
Industrial caterer in Hmp Erlestoke
on 16 December 2020
Hard work but rewarding
Can be very demanding but this is reflected in the salary you receive. From young to old the MOJ is very supportive to new recruits. Detailed instruction and training from induction and throughout your employment.
Prison Officer in Hull, East Riding of Yorkshire
on 12 December 2020
Stressful and under staffed
Only plus side is your colleagues , shortage of staff made the job dangerous. Rewarding at times but always challenging. The wage is simply insufficient for the job
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What do you uniquely bring to the job

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How to be a good prison officer

Shared on 26 April 2018

Generally to see if you have common sense, that you can count, be assertive when you need to.

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