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Description Make the world your home. It's an extraordinary time to join Etihad. In 2025 alone we've carried over 10 million guests, announced 30+ new destinations, and recorded the strongest half-year profit in our history. With more than 20 new aircraft arriving this year and a clear path to double our fleet by 2030, we're investing heavily in the future and redefining what global aviation looks like. Just as we push boundaries for our guests through innovation, sustainability, and world-class service, we're equally committed to providing our pilots with exceptional careers. Etihad, ranked the world's safest airline, offers a vibrant, cosmopolitan lifestyle for you and your family, complemented by tax-free salaries, concessionary travel, comprehensive benefits, and endless opportunities for progression inside and beyond the cockpit. What we offer Etihad provides a competitive, tax-free package designed to reward performance and support your lifestyle in Abu Dhabi. Your annual package includes basic salary, flying pay, housing allowance, and layover and meal allowances, with the potential to earn up to AED 513,732 (USD 138,318) per year based on 75 flying hours per month. Your salary includes performance-based annual increments, complemented by a comprehensive range of benefits: * • Education allowance of up to AED 40,000 for primary and AED 55,000 for secondary per child, for up to three children, • Income protection scheme, • 42 days of annual leave, • Industry-leading staff travel benefits and access to Etihad's exclusive discounts, • End-of-service benefits, • Accidental and life insurance coverage, • Etihad supports candidates relocating to Abu Dhabi through initiatives such as a shipping container allowance, settling-in support, and family travel benefits from any location in the world The Role As a First Officer with Etihad, you are a key part of the flight deck team, supporting the Captain in ensuring the safe, secure, and efficient operation of every flight. You are expected to demonstrate professionalism, technical skill, and strong teamwork while developing your leadership capability for future command. * • Assist the Captain in all aspects of flight preparation, navigation, and operation, ensuring compliance with Etihad's operating procedures and regulatory standards, • Maintain a continuous and independent check of aircraft position, terrain, and weather to support safe navigation at all times, • Provide clear communication, advice, and support to the Captain to contribute to safe and efficient decision-making, • Uphold high standards of discipline, conduct, and personal appearance, representing Etihad professionally in every environment, • In the event of Captain incapacitation, assume command in accordance with rank and company procedures What you'll bring To be considered for the role of A320 First Officer, you must meet either Criteria A or Criteria B, in addition to the General Eligibility criteria below. Criteria A * • Minimum 2,000 hours total flying time, • Minimum 1,500 hours on multi-crew, glass cockpit MPA (1), • Minimum 500 hours on type Criteria B * • Minimum 1,500 hours total flying time, • Minimum 1,000 hours on any A320 family aircraft General Eligibility * • Flown any A320 family aircraft within the last 12 months, • Type rating on A320 valid for at least 2 more months at the time of joining, • Unrestricted ATPL or valid frozen ATPL (2) issued by an ICAO member state, • Unrestricted, current Class 1 medical, • Must not have attained the age of 50 on the day of joining, • English language fluency (written and verbal) - ICAO Level 4 or better (1) Glass Cockpit: aircraft with a FMS coupled to APFDS (2) Holders of Frozen ATPL License (CPL) must present the results of ATPL Theoretical Knowledge Exam and an integrated ATPL course completion certificate About Etihad Airways Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, was formed in 2003 and quickly went on to become one of the world's leading airlines. From its home in Abu Dhabi, Etihad flies to passenger and cargo destinations in the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia and North America. Together with Etihad's codeshare partners, Etihad's network offers access to hundreds of international destinations. In recent years, Etihad has received numerous awards for its superior service and products, cargo offering, loyalty programme and more. All this ties into Etihad's ambitious Journey 2030 strategy. The airline plans to double its fleet size and triple the number of customers over the next six years as it sets out to be the airline everyone wants to fly! To learn more, visit ___ Recruitment Fraud Alert Beware of fraudulent job offers from individuals or organizations claiming to represent the Etihad group. We will never ask for personal information, bank details, or payment during the recruitment process. Interviews are conducted face-to-face or via video/telephone before any formal offer. If you are asked for money, please treat it as fraudulent.

Description Make the world your home. It's an extraordinary time to join Etihad. In 2025 alone we've carried over 10 million guests, announced 30+ new destinations, and recorded the strongest half-year profit in our history. With more than 20 new aircraft arriving this year and a clear path to double our fleet by 2030, we're investing heavily in the future and redefining what global aviation looks like. Just as we push boundaries for our guests through innovation, sustainability, and world-class service, we're equally committed to providing our pilots with exceptional careers. Etihad, ranked the world's safest airline, offers a vibrant, cosmopolitan lifestyle for you and your family, complemented by tax-free salaries, concessionary travel, comprehensive benefits, and endless opportunities for progression inside and beyond the cockpit. What we offer Etihad provides a competitive, tax-free package designed to reward performance and support your lifestyle in Abu Dhabi. Your annual package includes basic salary, flying pay, housing allowance, and layover and meal allowances, with the potential to earn up to AED 513,732 (USD 138,318) per year based on 75 flying hours per month. Your salary includes performance-based annual increments, complemented by a comprehensive range of benefits: * • Education allowance of up to AED 40,000 for primary and AED 55,000 for secondary per child, for up to three children, • Income protection scheme, • 42 days of annual leave, • Industry-leading staff travel benefits and access to Etihad's exclusive discounts, • End-of-service benefits, • Accidental and life insurance coverage, • Etihad supports candidates relocating to Abu Dhabi through initiatives such as a shipping container allowance, settling-in support, and family travel benefits from any location in the world The Role As a First Officer with Etihad, you are a key part of the flight deck team, supporting the Captain in ensuring the safe, secure, and efficient operation of every flight. You are expected to demonstrate professionalism, technical skill, and strong teamwork while developing your leadership capability for future command. * • Assist the Captain in all aspects of flight preparation, navigation, and operation, ensuring compliance with Etihad's operating procedures and regulatory standards, • Maintain a continuous and independent check of aircraft position, terrain, and weather to support safe navigation at all times, • Provide clear communication, advice, and support to the Captain to contribute to safe and efficient decision-making, • Uphold high standards of discipline, conduct, and personal appearance, representing Etihad professionally in every environment, • In the event of Captain incapacitation, assume command in accordance with rank and company procedures What you'll bring To be considered for the role of A320 First Officer, you must meet either Criteria A or Criteria B, in addition to the General Eligibility criteria below. Criteria A * • Minimum 2,000 hours total flying time, • Minimum 1,500 hours on multi-crew, glass cockpit MPA (1), • Minimum 500 hours on type Criteria B * • Minimum 1,500 hours total flying time, • Minimum 1,000 hours on any A320 family aircraft General Eligibility * • Flown any A320 family aircraft within the last 12 months, • Type rating on A320 valid for at least 2 more months at the time of joining, • Unrestricted ATPL or valid frozen ATPL (2) issued by an ICAO member state, • Unrestricted, current Class 1 medical, • Must not have attained the age of 50 on the day of joining, • English language fluency (written and verbal) - ICAO Level 4 or better (1) Glass Cockpit: aircraft with a FMS coupled to APFDS (2) Holders of Frozen ATPL License (CPL) must present the results of ATPL Theoretical Knowledge Exam and an integrated ATPL course completion certificate About Etihad Airways Etihad Airways, the national airline of the UAE, was formed in 2003 and quickly went on to become one of the world's leading airlines. From its home in Abu Dhabi, Etihad flies to passenger and cargo destinations in the Middle East, Africa, Europe, Asia, Australia and North America. Together with Etihad's codeshare partners, Etihad's network offers access to hundreds of international destinations. In recent years, Etihad has received numerous awards for its superior service and products, cargo offering, loyalty programme and more. All this ties into Etihad's ambitious Journey 2030 strategy. The airline plans to double its fleet size and triple the number of customers over the next six years as it sets out to be the airline everyone wants to fly! To learn more, visit ___ Recruitment Fraud Alert Beware of fraudulent job offers from individuals or organizations claiming to represent the Etihad group. We will never ask for personal information, bank details, or payment during the recruitment process. Interviews are conducted face-to-face or via video/telephone before any formal offer. If you are asked for money, please treat it as fraudulent.

Principal Lawyer (Litigation) Our client, a vibrant, ambitious and diverse London borough has recently undergone significant transformation and modernisation. They are seeking a Principal Lawyer (Litigation) to support this growth and to lead their Litigation team and act as the Council’s foremost expert in civil and criminal litigation, housing law, regulatory matters, employment, governance and related areas. This is a full-time permanent role. 36 hours per week. This is a senior leadership role, critical to protecting the Council’s legal, financial and reputational position while ensuring robust, effective and forward‑thinking legal support to Members, senior officers and services across the organisation. About the role As Principal Lawyer (Litigation), you will lead a specialist team covering civil litigation, criminal litigation, employment and regulatory law. You will oversee high‑risk, high‑value and complex legal matters, provide authoritative strategic advice, and represent the Council at the highest levels. You will: • Serve as the Council’s lead expert across civil and criminal litigation, employment, regulatory, housing, governance and related fields, • Provide strategic legal advice to Members and senior officers on complex and sensitive matters, • Lead and manage the Council’s litigation caseload, including appeals, enforcement actions and major project work, • Provide advocacy before tribunals, public inquiries and courts (Magistrates’, Crown, County and High Courts), • Lead negotiations, settlements, drafting of legal documentation and consent orders, • Oversee a specialist team of lawyers and legal assistants, providing leadership, supervision, training and development, • Develop and maintain policies, procedures, precedents and protocols to ensure best practice and compliance, • Produce reports for Cabinet, Committees and Scrutiny, and deliver training to Members and officers, • Monitor changes in law, case law and practice and communicate their impact to stakeholders, • Work with external Counsel, external firms, partner agencies and government bodies, • Play a key role in financial management of the service, including income generation and risk mitigation, • Contribute to corporate governance, strategic planning and organisational improvement This is a fast‑paced and influential role requiring leadership, confidence and deep specialist expertise. About you You will be an authoritative, skilled and collaborative legal leader with a strong track record in litigation and public sector practice. Previous management experience is required. You will have: • A qualification as Solicitor, Barrister or FILEX, authorised to conduct legal work. Minimum 5+ PQE., • Extensive experience in civil and/or criminal litigation, housing and regulatory law, • Advocacy experience across courts and tribunals, • Strong knowledge of local government law, governance, decision‑making and probity, • Experience advising at senior strategic level within a public sector or similar organisation, • Proven ability to supervise, develop and lead a specialist legal team, • Exceptional analytical, drafting and problem‑solving skills, • Ability to manage complex, high‑risk matters requiring extensive research and judgement, • Strong partnership‑building and communication skills at Member, officer and inter‑agency levels, • A commitment to high professional standards, service improvement and equality, diversity and inclusion The council offers: • A high‑profile leadership role with strategic influence, • Varied, complex and intellectually stimulating caseloads, • Hybrid working arrangements (2 days per week in the office), • Opportunities to shape policy, governance and service delivery, • Dedicated CPD, leadership development and training, • A collaborative and inclusive culture Apply now If you are an experienced legal leader ready to take on a senior strategic role with real impact on the borough’s future, we would be delighted to hear from you. Please send an updated CV to Working through LAW Absolute As the first recruitment agency to specialise only in placing interim lawyers, LAW Absolute has a long history in supporting lawyers who want to work flexibly and in control of their career. We are able to offer our contractors a range of challenging opportunities across private practice, corporates, financial services and within the not-for-profit sector. With over 20 years of placing contract lawyers in these markets, we have built excellent networks and many of the lawyers that we work with are contract lawyers that we have successfully placed on multiple assignments, allowing them to work with autonomy and build their career in the way they choose to. For our clients, we have worked closely with legal teams to help them plan and manage delivery of their services in a more efficient way in terms of resources, costs and timescales. To find out more about how LAW Absolute can assist you, or your team, through flexible working, please contact us or visit Please note our advertisements use PQE/salary levels purely as a guide. However we are happy to consider applications from all candidates who are able to demonstrate the skills necessary to fulfil the role. At LAW Absolute we endeavour to respond to all applications within 48 hours. However due to the volume of applications we receive we may not be able to respond to every candidate individually. If you have not heard from us within a 48 hour timeframe your application has not been successful and your details have not been retained. LAW Absolute acts as an employment business for temporary recruitment and as an employment agency for fixed term contract and permanent recruitment.

Private Sector Housing Officer – Disabled Facilities Grant (DFG) Service: Adult Social Care Grade: £22.18 PAYE – £29.89 Umbrella Role Purpose The Private Sector Housing Officer plays a vital role in improving housing standards across Hackney’s private rented sector. The postholder will assess housing conditions, support and coordinate the delivery of Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG), and ensure that vulnerable and disabled residents can live safely and independently in their homes. This role requires a strong technical and construction background, with the ability to understand building pathology, construction methods, and adaptation design principles. It combines property inspection, case management, technical assessment of building works, grant coordination, enforcement activity, and collaborative working with residents, landlords, contractors, surveyors, and internal teams. Key Responsibilities 1. Housing Standards & Inspections • Carry out technical inspections of private sector homes using the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS)., • Identify building defects, disrepair, structural issues, damp/mould causes, and general construction problems., • Investigate service requests and undertake proactive visits under relevant housing and environmental legislation., • Draft schedules of work, technical specifications, notices, and enforcement documentation where hazards or non‑compliance are identified. 2. Disabled Facilities Grants (DFG) & Adaptations • Assess, coordinate, and process applications for Disabled Facilities Grants, Minor Adaptation Grants, and related funding streams., • Review proposed adaptation schemes, plans, and costings to ensure technical feasibility and compliance with Building Regulations and construction best practice., • Work closely with occupational therapists, contractors, surveyors, and residents to ensure adaptations meet identified needs and support independent living., • Monitor adaptation works on site to ensure quality standards, adherence to specifications, appropriate materials, contractor performance, and value for money., • Provide technical advice on suitable adaptation solutions, structural implications, and buildability. 3. Property Licensing • Process licence applications, including assessing management standards and carrying out technical inspections of licensable properties (including HMOs)., • Advise landlords and managing agents on construction‑related requirements linked to licensing standards, fire safety, and building improvements., • Monitor compliance with licensing conditions and prepare reports or recommendations for approval/refusal. 4. Enforcement • Take enforcement action relating to housing conditions, licensing breaches, and management failures., • Prepare and issue statutory notices, civil penalties, simple cautions, and Rent Repayment Orders., • Prepare prosecution cases and attend tribunals or court as required, providing technical evidence where relevant. 5. Service Delivery & Case Management • Manage a varied and sometimes complex caseload in line with service standards., • Coordinate the full DFG process, ensuring timely progress, accurate documentation, and effective liaison across multiple stakeholders., • Maintain accurate records, technical notes, and case updates on internal systems., • Provide excellent customer care, responding to enquiries, complaints, and Freedom of Information requests., • Contribute to continuous service improvement and promote high standards of transparency, quality, and professionalism. 6. Additional Responsibilities • Handling complex cases and providing specialist technical and legislative advice., • Supporting and mentoring colleagues; delivering training on technical matters, construction standards, and grant processes., • Leading on specialist projects, targeted inspections or investigations requiring construction expertise., • Developing procedures and representing the service in multi‑agency settings. Person Specification Qualifications • Degree/Diploma in Environmental Health, Building Surveying, Construction, or another relevant housing or technical discipline., • HHSRS assessor training (or willingness to complete)., • Experience in property inspection, building construction, housing grants, or enforcement work., • Experience coordinating grant processes or managing adaptation/repair projects., • Experience within a local authority housing or construction-based environment., • Strong technical understanding of housing construction, building defects, repair methods, and adaptation design., • Knowledge of housing legislation including the Housing Act 2004., • Ability to interpret plans, specifications, quotes, and technical documents., • Strong communication skills with the ability to provide clear advice to landlords, contractors, and residents., • Ability to manage a busy caseload, meet deadlines, and work independently., • Competent IT skills and experience using databases/case management systems., • Commitment to equality, diversity and inclusive service delivery., • Willingness to work flexibly, including occasional out‑of‑hours work for targeted enforcement., • Commitment to ongoing training and professional development. 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Property Inspector - Field BasedSalary: £35,000 per annumLocation: London & surrounding areas (field-based role)Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:30am - 6:00pm (flexibility required)The RoleAn opportunity has arisen for an experienced Property Inspector to join a growing property management operation. This is a field-based role, responsible for carrying out property inspections, safety checks, access management and compliance reporting across a portfolio of residential and mixed-use properties.You will play a key role in ensuring properties are safe, secure, compliant and well maintained, while protecting occupants, clients and the organisation from risk, reputational damage and litigation.Key Responsibilities* Carry out scheduled and ad-hoc property inspections across London and surrounding areas* Inspect properties and perimeters for fire safety, health & safety, environmental health and maintenance issues* Identify, record and report issues using internal systems and formal property inspection reports* Take meter readings, test fire alarms and call points, and record results accurately* Take photographic evidence where required, including before-and-after photos* Carry out minor remedial actions where possible, particularly relating to fire risk* Ensure fire escape routes, fire doors and restricted areas remain compliant and secure* Provide access to properties for contractors, clients, councils, fire brigade and enforcement agencies* Liaise face-to-face with local authorities, enforcement officers and internal teams* Communicate professionally with occupants regarding safety issues or rule breaches* Ensure rooms and restricted areas are left secure and as found after inspections or access* Maintain accurate records and submit reports at the time of inspection* Manage daily itineraries efficiently using knowledge of London transport networks* Respond calmly and professionally to challenging or high-pressure situationsSkills & Experience Required* Previous experience in property inspection, property management, facilities, compliance or housing* Strong knowledge of fire safety, health & safety and property compliance* Good working knowledge of London and surrounding areas* Highly organised with strong logistical and time-management skills* Ability to prioritise workload and respond to urgent incidents or emergencies* Confident using basic IT systems, email and mobile applications* Calm, professional and courteous with excellent interpersonal skills* Willingness to work flexible hours when required* Comfortable working independently in a field-based roleWhat's on Offer* £35,000 salary* Fully field-based role with autonomy and variety* Long-term opportunity within an established property operation* Training, support and ongoing development* Monday to Friday working pattern with flexibility when requiredKeywordsProperty Inspector, Field Based Property Inspector, Property Compliance Officer, Fire Safety Inspector, Health & Safety, Property Management, Housing Inspection, Facilities Inspection, Building Inspection, London Property Jobs, Field Based Roles, Compliance, Risk Management.Mandeville is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

We are seeking a detail-oriented and proactive Leasehold Officer to join our Housing Services team. You will be responsible for managing leasehold properties, ensuring accurate administration, effective communication with leaseholders, and compliance with relevant legislation. This role is key to maintaining positive relationships with leaseholders and supporting the council’s commitment to high-quality housing services.Key Responsibilities • Manage leasehold accounts, including service charges, ground rent, and major works, • Provide advice and guidance to leaseholders on their rights, responsibilities, and payment obligations, • Administer leasehold agreements, including assignments, transfers, and lease renewals, • Respond to enquiries, complaints, and disputes from leaseholders promptly and professionally, • Liaise with internal teams, contractors, and external advisors to ensure service delivery and compliance, • Ensure records, reports, and correspondence are accurate and up to date, • Support the council’s compliance with leasehold legislation, health and safety, and housing policiesPerson SpecificationEssential:, • Experience working in leasehold management, housing administration, or property services, • Strong knowledge of leasehold legislation and rights, • Excellent customer service and communication skills, • Ability to manage multiple tasks and maintain accurate records, • Strong problem-solving and organisational skillsDesirable:, • Experience in a local authority or housing association setting, • Knowledge of service charge calculation and budget management, • Experience managing contractor liaison for leasehold worksIf you have the relevant skills then please apply today!

We are the country’s largest provider of governance, financial and housing management support to small housing co-operatives, we are small social landlord in our own right and we are innovating new routes to grow community-led housing in England. As a Housing Officer, you will be a trusted, visibl

Supported Housing Officer - London. Experience in housing, support work, or a related field (preferred). Be part of something meaningful-help transform lives through safe, supported housing.

A collaborative and tenant focused Housing provider in London is looking to take on a Rent Recovery Officer in their welcoming team environment. The candidate will manage their patch of properties and are responsible for maximising rental income whilst providing great customer support. Maximise

Pertemps Network Group are delighted to be assisting a reputable London-based housing provider in the recruitment of an Parking Appeals Officer to join their Parking Services team. This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced parking professional to support a busy local authority-style environment, managing appeals, statutory information requests, and enforcement administration.Service Area: Parking ServicesLocation: LondonPay Rate: £20.00 – £21.50 per hour (PAYE)Contract: Full-time, TemporaryRole PurposeThe Appeals and Information Officer will support the effective delivery of Parking Services by managing Penalty Charge Notice (PCN) appeals and representations, responding to statutory information requests, coordinating responses to complaints and member enquiries, and supporting operational functions such as special events and abandoned vehicle administration.The role also involves investigating potential misuse of parking permits, Blue Badges, and other parking facilities, as well as assisting with parking bay suspensions, waivers, and customer service enquiries.Key Responsibilities • Process Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) at appeals and debt registration stages in line with statutory processes., • Prepare and submit the organisation’s response to appeals submitted to London Tribunals., • Investigate correspondence relating to PCNs and determine whether challenges should be accepted or contested., • Liaise with County Courts and Legal Services in relation to statutory declarations and witness statements., • Coordinate responses to Freedom of Information (FOI) requests and Subject Access Requests (SARs) in accordance with the Data Protection Act 2018., • Manage member enquiries, complaints, press enquiries, and service requests within agreed timescales., • Prepare responses for regulatory bodies including the Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman and the Information Commissioner's Office., • Manage and administer enquiries relating to abandoned vehicles, including coordinating scrapping or auction processes where required., • Investigate potential fraud or misuse involving parking permits, Blue Badges, and persistent PCN evaders., • Assist in the administration of parking bay suspensions, waivers, and dispensations., • Support the planning and coordination of special events, working with event organisers, emergency services, and internal teams., • Assist with maintaining Parking Services webpages, ensuring accurate information regarding parking regulations and restrictions., • Participate in a rotational customer service function (Monday–Saturday) responding to parking permit and visitor permit enquiries. Legislative KnowledgeThe role requires a working knowledge of relevant parking and traffic legislation including:, • Traffic Management Act 2004, • Road Traffic Act 1991, • Freedom of Information legislation, • Data protection requirements including the Data Protection Act 2018, • Parking and Traffic Appeals procedures and regulatory frameworks Knowledge and Experience, • Experience processing PCN representations and challenges within a Parking Services or enforcement environment., • Experience preparing case files for adjudication and appeals., • Experience handling FOI requests, complaints, and complex customer enquiries., • Strong administrative and organisational skills with excellent attention to detail., • Good IT skills including Microsoft Office applications and database systems., • Ability to interpret legislation and apply it to enforcement and appeals processes. Skills and Competencies, • Excellent written communication skills with the ability to draft professional and accurate correspondence., • Strong analytical and decision-making skills when reviewing PCN representations and evidence., • Ability to manage a high-volume caseload and meet statutory deadlines., • Effective interpersonal skills and ability to liaise with internal departments and external stakeholders., • Ability to work both independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced operational environment. Personal Attributes, • High level of accuracy and attention to detail., • Ability to remain motivated when undertaking repetitive tasks., • Adaptable and able to respond positively to operational change., • Committed to delivering a professional and effective Parking Services function. Apply now for the role of Parking Appeals Officer.

Job Category: Waste & RecyclingRegion / Division: UK RegionLocation: Hybrid working - Waste Collection Depot, Portsmouth (2 days minimum requirement) and home-basedWorking Hours: 37 Location: Waste Collection Depot, Portsmouth. Role is hybrid between office-based/travel to off-site across the city and working from home. Minimum requirement of two days per week in the office. Fixed Term Contract/Secondment for 12 months Your new role We have a brilliant opportunity for a Waste Management Project Officer to join the Waste Management Team within Neighbourhood Services of the Housing, Neighbourhood & Building Services (HNB) Directorate. The Waste Management Team work to 'enable recycling and remove waste on collection day'. As a service, we take pride in our work by valuing others, focusing on what is important so that we make a real and positive difference. The service is preparing the city and residents for a new recycling collection system, aiming to ensure we can recycle more materials in line with 'Simpler Recycling' and the Environment Act 2021. With Portsmouth being such a densely populated city, there will be challenges accommodating the needs of those residents living in communal properties as well as those living in properties with limited space. The role will have responsibility for preparing residents, businesses and landlords/managing agents for a new recycling collection system to comply with the Environment Act 2021. You will manage and lead stakeholder engagement with landlords/managing agents, businesses and residents to inform and assist them in improving waste management in readiness for twin-stream recycling. This will entail site meetings, email and telephone correspondence to those stakeholders. Please see the full job profile attached at the bottom of this page for all details of what the role will involve! Who is the person? You need to: • Have relevant experience of working in waste management operations, ideally from a collections perspective, including understanding relevant waste legislation and regulations, • Have experience managing your own workload, • Hold a full driving licence, • Experience of using Microsoft office applications and using data to improve services, • Have a good understanding of the types of waste management issues that can hinder an efficient service and act to resolve or escalate when necessary, • Experience of problem solving and demonstrate how you sought solutions, • Be a good communicator, and be able to give clear guidance and information to a range of stakeholders, • Have good local geographical knowledge, • Be able to self-manage and have good planning skills, • Have a good understanding of Health and Safety legislation in relation to waste collections and adhering to safe systems of work, • Have an understanding of waste collections within Portsmouth i.e. types of waste collected, contamination, non-domestic waste, and carrying out collections in line with the Council's Waste Collection Policy Portsmouth City Council is a unique organisation, committed to making a difference, and is guided by core values that set who we are as people, what we stand for, and how we act. We are committed to our values of respect, integrity, collaboration, inclusivity and being people-focussed. These values set out how we can contribute to the success of the council and our own success as individuals. ___. Additional Information If you have any questions, or would like an informal discussion about the role, please call or email Our recruitment process Full information about our recruitment process can be found on our support for applicants' page: ___ You must demonstrate why you are suitable against each of the points described in the 'Who is the Person' points on the Job Profile using examples from your experience or transferable skills. This might be through qualifications or descriptive examples from your work / personal experience, which clearly illustrates what you did and the effect it had. If you apply without a detailed personal statement, it is unlikely that you will be successful. We are a disability confident employer and Armed Forces Covenant gold standard. More information can be found at ___ If applying as a secondment you will need permission from your current line manager releasing you for this secondment. Please state you have this on your personal statement on the application. You will need to demonstrate that you have the Right to Work in the UK. No post will be offered without it. Read more about working at Portsmouth City Council and our benefits on our career's portal homepage: ___ All employees at the Waste Depot are subject to the Substance Misuse Drug & Alcohol Testing Policy and reserves the right to carry out with cause and random testing. Should you require any support in completing the application form please contact or call the recruitment team on .

Job Category: HousingRegion / Division: UK RegionLocation: Civic Offices, PortsmouthWorking Hours: 37 About Portsmouth City Council Portsmouth City Council is a unique organisation, committed to making a difference, and is guided by core values that set who we are as people, what we stand for, and how we act. We are committed to our values of respect, integrity, collaboration, inclusivity and being people-focussed. These values set out how we can contribute to the success of the council and our own success as individuals. ___. Job introduction We are looking for a Housing Register & Allocations Officer to join our Housing Needs Advice & Support service. This is a full-time, permanent role based at the Civic Offices in Portsmouth. Your new role Based in Housing Needs, Advice & Support, you will be part of a team which deals with customers both face to face and by telephone. You will be required to deal with general housing enquiries and be part of a duty team who manage a large caseload. You will make assessments of housing need, interviewing customers about their housing situation and assessing their financial circumstances, to fully understand the customers' circumstances and support. Please see the full job profile attached at the bottom of this page for all details of the role and what it will involve! Who is the person? We are looking for somebody who: • Is highly motivated and self-managing., • Can listen to people and not rush to conclusions or judgements before fully understanding what is needed or wanted by a customer., • Has the confidence and ability to seek clarity by making respectful and assertive challenges when required., • Can use information gained to build effective plans around people., • Is emotionally resilient and able to deal with the impact of being exposed to customer's difficult circumstances, and remain professionally detached and focused even if the message you deliver involves saying no., • Has experience of working directly with customers in a front-line service and understands the challenges that vulnerable client groups can face., • Has an awareness of equalities issues and is committed to equal opportunities., • Has an awareness of the welfare benefits system and understands how a person's financial circumstances may impact on their housing situation., • Can negotiate with our customers, housing providers, and internal and external agencies to find person-centred solutions to housing problems., • Can clearly and effectively communicate with a wide range of people from the most socially disadvantaged customers to senior professionals, verbally and in writing., • Is comfortable using a variety of IT systems such as Excel and other office applications., • Can work independently or as part of a team using your own initiative and judgement to find appropriate and effective solutions to the various issues that may arise., • Is proactive and able to manage multiple tasks whilst also being able to meet deadlines. Full information about our recruitment process can be found on our support for applicants' page: ___ You must demonstrate why you are suitable against each of the points described in the 'Who is the Person' points on the Job Profile using examples from your experience or transferable skills. This might be through qualifications or descriptive examples from your work / personal experience, which clearly illustrates what you did and the effect it had. If you apply without a detailed personal statement, it is unlikely that you will be successful. We are a disability confident employer and Armed Forces Covenant gold standard. More information can be found at ___ Should you require any support in completing the application form please contact or call the recruitment team on . You will need to demonstrate that you have the Right to Work in the UK. No post will be offered without it. Read more about working at Portsmouth City Council and our benefits on our career's portal homepage: ___ Assessments: 30th April 2026 Interviews: 1st May 2026

Marks Consulting Partners are currently looking for an Allocations Officer to work with one of our Local Authority clients in London. What the Job Will Be Doing • Managing the end-to-end allocations process, from application through to sign-up, • Assessing housing applications, determining eligibility, banding and priority in line with policy, • Allocating properties in accordance with the Housing Allocations Scheme and relevant legislation, • Managing voids and lettings, ensuring properties are let efficiently and within target timescales, • Shortlisting and nominating applicants through choice-based lettings systems, • Carrying out verification checks and investigations to ensure accurate and compliant allocations, • Providing clear housing advice to applicants regarding their options and rehousing prospects, • Working collaboratively with internal teams and external partners to support successful placements and move-ons, • Experience working within housing allocations or lettings in a Local Authority or Housing Association, • Strong knowledge of housing legislation, particularly Housing Act 1996 (Part VI), • Understanding of allocations policies, banding systems and choice-based lettings, • Experience using housing management systems such as Northgate, Jigsaw or Locata, • Ability to manage a high-volume caseload in a fast-paced environment, • Strong communication skills with the ability to handle sensitive and complex housing situations, • Experience working with vulnerable applicants and supporting rehousing outcomes

Job Category: Customer ServiceRegion / Division: UK RegionLocation: Civic Offices, PortsmouthWorking Hours: 37 Fixed Term Contract/Secondment for up to 12 months to cover maternity leave Your new role Our Safe at Home service is designed to help our customers to stay safe and live independently in their own home. Getting older, living with a long-term condition or recovering from an illness can make it harder to cope at home. Safe at Home offers peace of mind by making sure that our customers can get help when needed, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Safe at Home offers a range of technologies – called telecare and home safety equipment – that helps people of all ages. The fulfilment of the purpose of the service is the primary focus as should be the aim at all times: "help me stay safe and living independently in my own home" in this interesting and rewarding role, you will manage a team of officers responsible for the delivery and administration of the Safe at Home service within the Private Sector Housing service for Portsmouth City Council. You will monitor and manage the performance of service and equipment suppliers, work with stakeholders to ensure the service meets our customers' needs, and ensure that it is a high quality service for our customers. We are looking for an enthusiastic, motivated, and dedicated individual with a demonstrable commitment to top quality customer service, with management experience. The Council will offer appropriate support to the successful candidate in their professional development. For full details of what the role will involve please see the job profile attached at the bottom of this page! Who is the person? • It is desirable that the post holder have an advanced qualification in management or business related field., • The post holder must have GCSE grade A-C (or equivalent) in Maths & English., • The post holder must have a demonstrable experience of leading and managing a customer facing team., • It is desirable for the post holder to have experience working in a health or care related service, or to have experience of technology enabled care., • The post holder will have demonstrable experience of managing contracts with suppliers, including monitoring performance and taking action when suppliers do not meet the requirements of the contract., • The post holder can balance a busy and varied workload with strong time management., • Ability to encourage and inspire good performance in the team and experience of identifying and improving poor performance., • Has the ability to work proactively and is able to remain motivated and can motivate others, working on your own initiative in coordinating multiple tasks and leading by example., • The post holder will be able to communicate with a range of stakeholders and direct reports with confidence to promote the service or explain operational processes., • The post holder will be emotionally resilient and able to support direct reports in remaining resilient with the impact of being exposed to customer's difficult circumstances. Being able to remain professionally detached and focused even if the message you deliver involves saying no in difficult circumstances., • The post holder must have excellent communication skills, with the ability to communicate clearly and concisely with different audiences at different levels, both verbally and in writing., • The post holder will be competent in the use of IT systems with a good working knowledge of Microsoft Packages (to include Word, Outlook, and Excel) and databases., • The post holder can analyse and interpret data and how it reflects the performance of the service as well as that of individual officer performance. Portsmouth City Council is a unique organisation, committed to making a difference, and is guided by core values that set who we are as people, what we stand for, and how we act. We are committed to our values of respect, integrity, collaboration, inclusivity and being people-focussed. These values set out how we can contribute to the success of the council and our own success as individuals. ___. Additional Information Interview date: 14th April 2026 Our recruitment process Full information about our recruitment process can be found on our support for applicants' page: ___ You must demonstrate why you are suitable against each of the points described in the 'Who is the Person' points on the Job Profile using examples from your experience or transferable skills. This might be through qualifications or descriptive examples from your work / personal experience, which clearly illustrates what you did and the effect it had. If you apply without a detailed personal statement, it is unlikely that you will be successful. We are a disability confident employer and Armed Forces Covenant gold standard. More information can be found at ___ If applying as a secondment you will need permission from your current line manager releasing you for this secondment. Please state you have this on your personal statement on the application. You will need to demonstrate that you have the Right to Work in the UK. No post will be offered without it. Read more about working at Portsmouth City Council and our benefits on our career's portal homepage: ___ Should you require any support in completing the application form please contact or call the recruitment team on .

Tenancy Sustainment Officer Location : Cheshire East North Salary : £25,389 per annum Job title: Tenancy Sustainment Officer A fulfilling and exciting opportunity available for a Tenancy Sustainment Officer to join our Association. The Tenancy Sustainment Officer will be based in our offices in Cheshire East North . Adullam Homes Housing Association Ltd supports vulnerable individuals and households. We provide quality housing, deliver tailored support plans, training, education, and employment opportunities to help people achieve stable lives and realise their full potential. Purpose of the role To provide advice and assist service users to manage and sustain their tenancy in accordance with its terms enabling them to live independently. You will be expected to contribute to the maintenance and development of the Associations values, culture and ethos. Please see the job description for more information. Adullam offers the following benefits: Salary £25,389.00 per annum dependent on experience for 37.5 hours per week, Competitive Annual Leave (25 days annual leave plus bank holidays, with an additional 2 days awarded annually for full attendance prorated for part-time employees) Training and career advancement Discounted Goods and services Group Personal Pension Plan Access to Thrive app Access to Westfield Health and Westfield Rewards/Discounts Access to Blue Light Card Life Assurance (4x Basic annual salary from the start of employment) Multidimensional wellbeing programmes and family-friendly policies for staff Refer a friend policy We are passionate about actively encouraging applicants from all cultures, backgrounds, and identities. We are committed to treating our teams fairly and with respect, irrespective of their background, disability, or any other protected characteristic and this starts with our recruitment process. Adullam Homes Housing Association Ltd. is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults accessing our services. We expect all staff, volunteers, and workers to share this commitment. The successful candidate will be subject to an Enhanced with Barred List Adult Only DBS check, scrutiny of employment history and robust references checks. Please note applicants must be authorised to work in the UK as we are unable to provide Visa sponsorships. TPBN1_UKTJ

ASE Recruitment are specialist recruiters in the social housing and social care sectors providing temporary staffing to work within a variety of 24 hour supported accommodation services and floating support services for Housing Associations and Charities across the Northwest, Midlands, and Derbyshire. We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Tenancy Sustainment Officer to work with a leading housing association in the Bolton area supporting clients experiencing homelessness, mental health, and substance misuse. Hours: 37.5 Mon to Fri Contract : Temp Rate: £13.02p/h This role is to cover shifts at our services in Bolton and Bury, shifts vary from 9 to 5 but also earlies and lates. If you are passionate, flexible and have experience and knowledge of working with clients who are experiencing substance misuse, homelessness and mental health we would like to hear from you. About the role Delivering an outstanding housing services to vulnerable residents Working within the organizations aims and objectives to deliver a customer focused service Coordinating tenancy management and rent collections to ensure all housing management income is collected effectively Delivering a fair process of applications, carrying out relevant background checks and allocating properties in a professionally and efficient way Ensuring supported accommodation is available for use, minimizing void turnaround times If ·Managing all H&S and property standards and working effectively as a team to ensure they are maintained About You Previous experience within a tenancy sustainment role or position within a supported housing environment Experience of working with vulnerable or challenging adults Excellent verbal and written communication skills with the ability to maintain accurate records. Ability to work independently using own initiative. The ability to manage incidents and undertake lone working. This role requires an Enhanced DBS check with barred list clearance (Adults). ASE recruitment is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults accessing our services. We expect all staff, volunteers, and workers to share this commitment. We value diversity and are an equal opportunities employer, we encourage individuals of all backgrounds to apply. Passion and dedication to making a positive difference to the services we support are what matters the most to us. TPBN1_UKTJ

Your new company You will be joining a leading national organisation responsible for delivering facilities management and accommodation maintenance services across a significant UK estate. Known for its commitment to quality, innovation and customer experience, the organisation operates with four core values at its heart: Open, Caring, Agile and Collaborative. Working within a supportive and forward-thinking environment, you'll play a key role in ensuring homes are safe, compliant and ready for occupation. Your new role As a Void Maintenance Officer, you will take ownership of managing and protecting unoccupied homes across multiple estates within your assigned area. Working independently while supported by a Delivery Manager, you will ensure each empty property remains secure, compliant and in excellent condition throughout its void period.In this mobile role, you will: Carry out detailed inspections when taking over or handing back a property Produce clear photographic records and condition reports Identify defects, complete rough scopes of works and flag improvement opportunities Conduct regular security and safety checks, including risk assessments Ensure the property remains weatherproof and compliant with statutory requirements Maintain heating and water systems appropriately during void periods Report unauthorised access, vandalism or security concerns immediately Provide weekly and monthly updates and relay utility information to relevant teams You will also work collaboratively with colleagues, external partners and supply chain teams to support operational efficiency and ensure each home exits void status in no worse condition than when it entered. What you'll need to succeed To thrive in this role, you will be: Self-motivated, happy to work independently and comfortable with lone working Organised and detail-focused, with pride in producing accurate reports and property records Confident using digital tools, including Microsoft Office, tablets and mobile reporting systems Essential requirements: A full clean UK driving licence - daily travel is required across multiple sites Willingness to cover wider locations to support team holiday cover Beneficial (but not essential) experience: Background in housing, property maintenance or void property management Knowledge of MOD-related environments Understanding of areas such as asbestos awareness, disability access requirements or energy performance standards What you'll get in return This is a rewarding opportunity to join an organisation where your work has real impact. Every inspection you complete and every issue you resolve directly supports the wellbeing and safety of the families who rely on these homes. You will benefit from: A home-based, mobile role offering independence and variety Support from a collaborative and values-led team Opportunities to grow, develop and build your property maintenance expertise What you need to do now If you're interested in this role, click 'apply now' to forward an up-to-date copy of your CV, or call us now. Alternatively, please email If this job isn't quite right for you, but you are looking for a new position, please contact us for a confidential discussion about your career. Hays Specialist Recruitment Limited acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment and employment business for the supply of temporary workers. By applying for this job you accept the T&C's, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found at hays.co.uk TPBN1_UKTJ

Location: Barking Contract: 3‑month initial assignment, strong potential for extension Rate: £30 per hour (PAYE) / £36.00 per hour (Umbrella) We're supporting our public sector client in recruiting a Homelessness Officer to join their Housing Solutions service. This role is well-suited to someone who is confident managing a varied caseload, knowledgeable in current homelessness legislation, and committed to delivering high-quality support to residents at risk of homelessness. Key Responsibilities Carry out detailed assessments for individuals and households who are homeless or threatened with homelessness, in accordance with the Housing Act 1996 (as amended) and the Homelessness Reduction Act 2017. Determine statutory duties owed and issue formal s.184 homelessness decisions. Create and review Personalised Housing Plans (PHPs) tailored to each applicant's needs. Take a proactive approach to preventing homelessness, using available tools such as the Homelessness Prevention Fund, DHPs, and deposit schemes. Provide clear advice on housing rights, responsibilities, and available options, including private rented and social housing pathways. Ensure applicants fully understand the implications of decisions and any offers of accommodation. Work collaboratively with internal teams and external agencies-social care, health, and third-sector organisations-to coordinate support. Attend multi-agency meetings and ...

Adecco is recruiting for a dedicated Homelessness Prevention and Solutions Officer to join a dynamic Housing and Regeneration team. This is an exciting opportunity to make a real difference by supporting individuals and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. • Homelessness Prevention and Solutions Officer, • Public Sector - Local Authority, • Full Time - Monday to Friday, 36 hours per week, • Temporary Role - 3 months with possible extension, • £20.76 per hour PAYE / £27.07 per hour Umbrella - negotiable DOE, • Hybrid Working - 3 days per week in office, remainder remote, • ASAP Start, • Work proactively with households to prevent homelessness and secure suitable housing solutions., • Manage a personal caseload, creating tailored housing plans under the Homelessness Reduction Act., • Provide comprehensive housing advice, including tenancy rights, financial guidance, and housing options., • Liaise with landlords, housing providers, and partner agencies to negotiate solutions., • Conduct home visits and deliver community-based housing surgeries., • Collaborate with social services, police, and other agencies to support vulnerable ap...

Resident Liaison Officer – Social Housing / Refurbishment Location: London (Waterloo & Site Based – must live within 1 hour) Salary: £30,000 – £35,000 + Package Hours: Monday to Friday, 08:30 – 17:00 A well-established contractor is looking to appoint a Resident Liaison Officer to support the delivery of refurbishment and maintenance works across social and affordable housing projects in London. This is a key, customer-facing role where you will act as the main point of contact between residents and site teams, ensuring clear communication, minimal disruption, and a positive overall experience throughout the lifecycle of works. The Role: As Resident Liaison Officer, you will be responsible for managing resident relationships and supporting project delivery through effective communication and coordination. Key responsibilities include: • Acting as the primary point of contact for residents during works • Communicating project timelines, updates, and changes via home visits, letters, and digital platforms • Responding to queries, concerns, and complaints in a timely and professional manner • Handling sensitive situations with empathy and a solution-focused approach • Coordinating access to properties for surveyors, operatives, and contractors • Carrying out pre-works visits to identify any specific resident needs, including vulnerable individuals • Liaising with site...

Resident Liaison Officer (RLO) Project: SHDF – Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund Client: L&Q Framework Salary: Up to £32,000 + £4,800 Car Allowance Requirement: Must have own vehicle and full UK driving licence About the Role We are seeking an experienced and resident-focused Resident Liaison Officer (RLO) to support the delivery of Social Housing Decarbonisation Fund (SHDF) works across East London. This is an exciting opportunity to play a key role in delivering energy efficiency and retrofit improvements to occupied social housing properties. Works may include insulation, window and door replacements, ventilation upgrades, heating system improvements, and other energy-saving measures. As the main point of contact for residents, you will ensure projects run smoothly by building trust, managing expectations, and maintaining excellent communication throughout the lifecycle of the works. Key Responsibilities * Act as the primary liaison between residents, site teams, and the client * Arrange and attend resident consultation meetings and property access appointments * Clearly explain the scope of works, timelines, and any disruption expected * Manage resident concerns, complaints, and vulnerable tenant needs with sensitivity * Conduct pre-start visits and satisfaction surveys * Maintain accurate records of all communications and resident interactions * Support site teams in ensu...

A Housing Association is currently looking for a Lettings & Housing Officer on a temporary basis for about 6 months. Key responsibilities are as follows Showing the applicants properties at planned viewings Assessing applicants documents following allocation Communicating with applicants regarding additional information required or outcome Let homes and manage re-lets, ensuring void work is completed quickly and effectively. Empty homes should be let as soon as possible and to a standard that suits residents’ needs Letting homes in Luton, Bedford, North London and Hatfield Provide an excellent personal landlord service to residents in a small patch of homes. This includes regular communication and meetings with each resident at home (at least annually), and being responsible for ensuring that any issues they have raised are resolved appropriately Welcome new residents to the A2B service, including a personal meeting in their homes, ensuring any issues are sorted out and their level of customer satisfaction is increased and maintained Ensure that any anti-social behaviour issues are dealt with appropriately and quickly, liaising with the caseworker, patrol team and external agencies where necessary Use resident feedback to identify common issues and develop plans to meet their individual and neighbourhood needs, thus improving their satisfaction levels Encourage and support resi...

ASB Officer * Hourly Rate: £24.79 PAYE or £31.55 Umbrella * Location: Hybrid working (N5) * Job Type: 2x Temporary positions full time (2 months with potential extension) We are seeking 2x ASB Officers to join a large Housing Association based in N2. Day-to-day of the role: Oversee and enhance strategies to manage and prevent anti-social behaviour (ASB) and fraud within tenancies. Conduct regular reviews and audits to ensure compliance with housing regulations and standards. Investigation and Resolution: Respond to reports of anti-social behaviour promptly and effectively. Collaborate with internal housing and environmental health teams, as well as law enforcement, to find suitable solutions for each case. Evidence Gathering: Manage a caseload, collect evidence, and maintain detailed records. Conduct surveillance and install surveillance equipment when necessary. Community Engagement: Build relationships within communities through routine work and targeted engagement. Work collaboratively to address individual problems and create safer, more cohesive neighbourhoods. Support for Victims and Witnesses: Provide intensive support to victims and witnesses. Attend court proceedings on behalf of the council when required.Required Skills & Qualifications: Proven experience in an ASB role within the housing sector. Strong legal knowledge related to ASB and housing, with the capability to manage legal actions if ne...

Salary: £39,152 - £42,839 per annum Property Standards and Enforcement Officer Permanent, 37 hours per week £39,152 - £42,839 per annum We are looking for a dedicated and experienced Property Standards and Enforcement Officer to join our expanding Private Sector Housing team. This role sits within our joint Housing service across Malvern Hills and Wychavon District Councils. You will play an integral role in improving property standards and conditions, protecting the rights of tenants and supporting landlords to meet their legal responsibilities. This role will lead on housing enforcement action including our new investigator powers and duties under the Renters’ Rights Act. You will lead investigations, carry out inspections, conduct HHSRS assessments, manage formal enforcement work and prepare legal case files. Working closely with Legal services and the wider housing service, you will make sure actions follow national legislation and council policies. The successful candidate must hold a HHSRS competency/practitioners’ qualification, will need experience working in a local housing authority or housing related field and a strong knowledge of landlord and tenant law and enforcement processes. You will need to be able to work independently in a fast-paced environment, feel confident in assessing complex situations, making evidence-based decisions and managing sensitive cases. You will also need good communication skills, the ability to influence and strong organisational skills to manage a varied caseload. Experience of partnership working, preparing legal documents, carrying out inspections and performing enforcement action will be important. About you The successful candidate will: • Hold a relevant degree in Environmental Health or equivalent or be able to demonstrate an equivalent level of relevant experience in the private sector housing field., • Hold a HHSRS competency/practitioners’ qualification., • Have at least 3 years’ experience of working within a local housing authority or housing related field or similar., • Be experienced in inspecting and licensing HMOs, investigating complaints about property conditions, assessing properties in accordance with HHSRS and carrying out inspections under the Housing Act 2004., • Have good knowledge of the Housing Act 2004 and other relevant housing legislation and understand national and local housing priorities., • Be able to prepare schedule of works, draft and serve statutory housing enforcement notices, produce witness statements legal case files to attend court and tribunals to give evidence., • Have experience of serving enforcement notices and attending Tribunals/Magistrates Court., • Have experience of serving Civil Penalties., • Have a strong customer focus and be able to adapt their behaviour to communicate with the customer in a way that suits the customer’s needs., • Good computer literacy and be able to use Microsoft programmes, such as Outlook, Word, Excel, Teams, Sharepoint., • Have the necessary skills to manage and maintain a case load and keep detailed and accurate records to ensure a clear audit trail., • Be able to undertake visits to residential premises including some unhygienic and poor physical condition/s, in rural locations and occasional working outside normal working hours., • A full driving licence and use of a car is essential. You will also need to be able to travel through the Wychavon and Malvern Hills districts. Our staff are at the heart of what we do and are key to ensuring we deliver our We are Wychavon District Council plan to make a positive difference to our communities, our economy and our environment. We are always looking to recruit, develop and retain the very best talent we can find. So, as well as a rewarding career, we offer a range of attractive benefits, such as: • Excellent pension scheme with employer contributions, • Agile Working, • Generous annual leave entitlement with options to purchase additional annual leave, • Committed training programme and development opportunities, • Onsite nursery with 20% staff discount, • Discounted Gym and swim membership, • Health and Wellbeing support and a Free Employee Assistance scheme including access to counselling services, • Cycle to Work scheme Closing date: Monday 6 April 2026 Interview date: Wednesday 15 April 2026 (in person in Pershore) Please note if we experience a high intake of applications, we may close the role and interview for the position sooner than advertised. Attached documents Location: Pershore

Salary: £35,412 to £39,152 per annum Private Sector Housing Technical Officer Permanent, 37 hours per week £35,412 to £39,152 per annum We are looking for a dedicated, enthusiastic and organised Private Sector Housing Technical Officer to join our joint Housing service at Malvern Hills and Wychavon District Councils. The role covers a varied and wide range of private sector housing functions, contributing to the delivery of the Private Sector Housing team services provided to landlords, tenants, agents and owner-occupiers on a day-to-day basis. Our Private Sector Housing team is expanding in preparation for new legislative changes and as a key member of the team, you will use your experience to lead on inspecting and licensing Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs) and investigating complaints of disrepair to improve housing standards in the private sector across the two districts. You should be experienced and competent in assessing housing conditions and be qualified in the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS) and have good knowledge of housing legislation together with an understanding of its practical application. The successful candidate will need to work with other services (including Planning Enforcement and Revenues and Benefits) to pro-actively identify HMO properties and work with owners, landlords and agents to ensure properties comply with the safety standards, HMO management regulations, and are licensed. You will need to provide technical and specialist housing advice and, as part of your role, you will be required to have skills in persuasion, negotiation and influencing to support your work with internal and external customers along with partner organisations. You will also use your excellent written and verbal communication skills to undertake both informal and formal housing enforcement action. This is a great opportunity for an experienced housing professional to grow your CV and gain further experience in a supportive and ambitious shared service. About you The successful candidate will: • Be qualified in the Housing Health and Safety Rating System (HHSRS)., • Have good knowledge of housing legislation together with an understanding of its practical application., • Be experienced in inspecting and licensing HMOs, investigating complaints about property conditions, assessing properties in accordance with HHSRS and carrying out inspections under the Housing Act 2004., • Be able to prepare schedule of works, draft and serve statutory housing enforcement notices, produce witness statements and case files to attend court and tribunals to give evidence., • Have good computer literacy and be able to use MS Office., • Have the necessary skills to manage and maintain a case load and keep detailed and accurate records., • Be able to undertake visits to residential premises including some unhygienic and poor physical condition/s, in rural locations and occasional working outside normal working hours., • You will be required to undertake site visits so flexibility, a full driving licence and use of a car is essential. You will also need to be able to travel through the Wychavon and Malvern Hills districts., • Ideally hold a relevant degree in Environmental Health, have experience of working within a local authority housing service or a related field and hold professional membership to CIH and/or CIEH. Our staff are at the heart of what we do and are key to ensuring we deliver our We are Wychavon District Council plan to make a positive difference to our communities, our economy and our environment. We are always looking to recruit, develop and retain the very best talent we can find. So, as well as a rewarding career, we offer a range of attractive benefits, such as: • Agile Working, • Excellent pension scheme with employer contributions, • Generous annual leave entitlement with options to purchase additional annual leave, • Committed training programme and development opportunities, • Onsite nursery with 20% staff discount, • Discounted Gym and swim membership, • Health and Wellbeing support and a Free Employee Assistance scheme including access to counselling services, • Cycle to Work scheme Please note: Wychavon District Council does not currently offer sponsorship for candidates without the Right to Work in the UK. To discuss the post or for further information, please contact Kate Stevenson Pugh, Senior Private Sector Housing Officer on Closing date: Sunday 12 April 2026 Interview date: Monday 20 April 2026 (in person in Pershore) Please note if we experience a high intake of applications, we may close the role and interview for the position sooner than advertised. Attached documents Location: Pershore

Number of Positions: 1Salary: £14,392 - £16,094 per annum (FTE £25,186 - £28,165)Working Hours: 20 hours per weekLocation: Turner House, LeighJob Category: Finance and RevenuesRegion / Division: Leigh and/or Ashton Under-LyneBusiness Unit: Finance & Revenues Would you like to work for a company who is accredited as an outstanding company to work for in Best Companies 2023? Jigsaw Homes Group offers employees a very competitive 24 days holiday per annum, plus 3 days for Christmas closure (5 day working week) plus bank holidays, plus additional days after 2 years continuous service (to a maximum of 5 days). We offer our employees the option to buy/sell up to 5 days extra leave per year and we offer compressed hours of work with the option to work a 4-day working week in a number of our roles, with 50% of your time working from home upon completion of a satisfactory probation period. This allows for a great work/life balance for many employees. As a Jigsaw employee you will also receive incremental salaried pay, occupational sick pay, access to the Social Housing Pension Scheme, enhanced maternity/paternity leave, BHSF membership, access to on-site gyms and training/development opportunities. If you are looking for a career with an outstanding company, then please read on. About us: Jigsaw Homes Group is one of the largest housing groups in England with more than 37,500 homes across the North West and East Midlands. We provide quality, low-cost housing and play a wider role in making sure our residents thrive in their homes and benefit from living in healthy, sustainable communities. About the department: No business can run successfully without a smooth financial operation and Jigsaw is no different. To ensure this happens, our Finance department works hard to ensure all payment and income deadlines are met. As a Money Advice Triage Officer, you will be part of a team that provides an excellent and crucial service both internally and to our thousands of customers. We don’t just deal with money. Our work impacts our existing and former tenants, and we help those with complex housing issues, those who have suffered bereavement, domestic violence, mental and physical illness by giving advice on benefits and services to help people sustain their tenancies or be free from debt. Role information: You will be welcomed into our dedicated and skilled Money Advice team, making a real difference to our residents by helping them to maximise their incomes and provide them with advice, support and assistance to enhance their financial circumstances and wellbeing. The team is committed to the organisation’s aims and objectives and as such, work in a fast moving and exciting environment. Within this role you will provide an effective and high-quality administrative service to support the Money Advice Teams across the group in respect of the day-to-day administrative tasks within the team. You’ll strive to improve the quality of life for residents and provide advice, guidance and assistance on how to make the most of their income, any benefits they are entitled to and improve financial wellbeing to reduce the risk of rent arrears to help them sustain their tenancies. This is a great opportunity to make a difference and contribute towards a culture which is customer focused, committed to securing best value and to providing high standard services. If this sounds like the perfect job for you then don’t hesitate to apply now! We reserve the right to close this vacancy early should we receive a sufficient number of applications.

Number of Positions: 1Salary: £38,301 - £42,527 per annum.Working Hours: 35 hours per weekLocation: Cavendish 249, Ashton-under-LyneJob Category: Neighbourhood ServicesRegion / Division: Ashton Under-LyneBusiness Unit: Neighbourhood Services Would you like to work for a company who is accredited as an outstanding company to work for in Best Companies 2023? Jigsaw Homes Group offers employees a very competitive 24 days holiday per annum, plus 3 days for Christmas closure (5 day working week) plus bank holidays, plus additional days after 2 years continuous service (to a maximum of 5 days). We offer our employees the option to buy/sell up to 5 days extra leave per year and we offer compressed hours of work with the option to work a 4 day working week in a number of our roles, with 50% of your time working from home upon completion of a satisfactory probation period. This allows for a great work/life balance for many employees. As a Jigsaw employee you will also receive incremental salaried pay, occupational sick pay, access to the Social Housing Pension Scheme, enhanced maternity/paternity leave, BHSF membership, access to on-site gyms and training/development opportunities. If you are looking for a career with an outstanding company, then please read on. About us: Jigsaw Homes Group is one of the largest housing groups in England with more than 37,500 homes across the North West and East Midlands. We provide quality, low-cost housing and play a wider role in making sure our residents thrive in their homes and benefit from living in healthy, sustainable communities. About the department: Want to make a real difference to people’s lives? Our Neighbourhood Safety Team has a passion for positive relationships, protecting our customers and plays a key part in helping us to transform lives and revitalise neighbourhoods. Split across three geographical areas, the team has bases in Ashton-under-Lyne, Miles Platting in Manchester and Chorley in Lancashire. With around 30 dedicated colleagues, we work hard to help reduce anti-social behaviour and are part of a Neighbourhood team that provides housing management services from letting and managing homes to employment and wellbeing support. We take pride in our neighbourhoods and are committed to improving communities and targeting work where it is most needed. Role information: As a Neighbourhood Safety Officer you’ll provide a service to our customers by working in partnership to help reduce anti-social behaviour within our communities, including taking legal action when necessary. You will be customer focused with excellent communication skills. You’ll need an investigative and enquiring mind with the ability to organise and prioritise your own workload. Ideally you will be from a housing management background where you have developed skills in dealing with anti-social behaviour and safeguarding issues in a calm and constructive way. You will have experience of information and evidence gathering, analytical and interviewing skills, alongside an understanding of how people respond in stressful situations. You’ll be responsible for managing caseloads, to make sure we can find effective resolutions in line with our processes, standards, timescales and targets. If this sounds like the perfect job for you then don’t hesitate to apply now! We reserve the right to close this vacancy early should we receive a sufficient number of applications.

Salary: £38,976 to £47,229 per annum Job Introduction Job Title: Procurement & Lettings Solutions Officer Salary Range: £38,976 to £47,229 per annum One Permanent and One Fixed Term Fulltime - 36 hours Location: 90 Putney Bridge Road, Wandsworth, London, SW18 1HR Objective of role Are you someone who loves challenges, enjoys meeting people, and isn’t afraid to knock on a door or pick up the phone? As a Procurement & Lettings Solutions Officer, you’ll play a key role in transforming the lives of homeless residents in Richmond and Wandsworth by securing good-quality private rented homes for people who need them most. You will source, inspect, negotiate, and secure privately rented properties across Richmond and Wandsworth, unlocking new housing opportunities and preventing homelessness in your community. If you’re driven, persuasive, people-focused, and ready to make a visible difference, this is your chance to shine. About the Role Spotting Opportunities. You will research online listings, scan property portals, and explore local neighbourhoods to identify private landlords and agents who may be open to letting their properties to the council. Building Relationships. You will reach out to landlords and estate agents, pitch the benefits of partnering with the council, and maintain strong, positive relationships that encourage ongoing collaboration. Negotiating Deals. You will use your negotiation skills to secure properties at affordable rates, helping deliver value for money and ensuring local taxpayers’ funds are spent wisely. Offering Incentives. You will offer landlords cash incentives and support packages that make working with the council easy, appealing, and commercially attractive. Conducting Property Inspections. You will visit properties, complete compliance checks, and ensure homes meet key standards supported by full in-house training. You will work towards a professional Housing Health & Safety Rating System (HHSRS) qualification, fully paid for and delivered by the council. Travelling the Boroughs. You will spend time out and about across Richmond and Wandsworth visiting landlords, agents, and properties, using either your own vehicle (with provided parking permit) or pre-paid travel cards. Making a Real Impact. You will play a direct and meaningful part in preventing homelessness and improving the lives of residents across both boroughs. Essential Qualifications, Skills and Experience • Strong negotiation skills, able to influence, persuade, and secure great deals, • Excellent communication, both verbal and written, • Confidence in building relationships with different people: landlords, agents, colleagues, residents, • Flexibility and adaptability, you can pivot as situations evolve, • A proactive, energetic approach to problem-solving, • A commitment to delivering value and saving public money, • A willingness to learn and complete professional training (HHSRS) What’s In It For You Full training, including a paid and nationally recognised HHSRS qualification Parking permit if using your own vehicle, or fully funded travel cards The chance to work independently, shape your own schedule A varied, active, people-facing role, no two days look the same The satisfaction of doing meaningful, life-changing work A supportive team that helps you succeed, grow, and move forward in your career If you’re motivated, confident, and ready to use your skills to secure homes, support communities, and be part of a mission that truly matters, then this role is for you. Apply today and start creating housing solutions that change lives. Indicative Recruitment Timeline: Closing Date: Sunday 12th April 2026 Shortlisting Date: Week commencing Monday 13th April 2026 Interview Date : TBC Test/Presentation: A written test will form part of the interview process We may close this vacancy early once a sufficient number of applications has been received. Please submit your application as soon as possible to avoid disappointment Useful Information Richmond & Wandsworth Better Service Partnership are committed to making our recruitment practices as inclusive as possible for everyone. We are committed to promoting equality and diversity and developing a culture that values differences, recognising that employees from a variety of backgrounds bring important and positive contributions to the Councils and can improve the way we deliver services. We are proud to be a Disability Confident employer. If you require any ___ throughout the recruitment and selection process, please let us know. We are also committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people/vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Some posts may be exempted under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and as such appointment to these posts will be conditional upon the receipt of a satisfactory response to a check of police records via Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). We offer a wide range of ___ designed to attract, develop, and reward our employees such as 40 days annual leave (including Bank Holidays), flexible working and a generous pension plan.

Salary: £38,976 to £47,229 per annum Job Introduction Job Title: Homelessness Prevention and Solutions Officer Salary Range: £38,976 to £47,229 per annum Two Permanent Fulltime - 36 hours Location: 90 Putney Bridge Road, Wandsworth, London, SW18 1HR Objective of role We are looking for a capable and ambitious individual keen to help families and individuals facing homelessness to help support them in their homelessness journey and adhere to legislative guidance as well as policy and procedures. We are a London borough providing a very busy statutory homelessness advice service who are looking to recruit a Prevention and Solution Officers to work with us. In this role you will work with all types of people who approach us as homeless or are about to be. They may have become street homeless, or perhaps an individual has been asked to leave home. Maybe someone is being evicted from their tenancy and cannot remain there any longer or you may find that a family must leave their home due to violence. In this role you will work proactively with individuals and families to help support them in their homelessness journey and adhere to legislative guidance as well as policy and procedures set out for you to conduct your role effectively. Within the Prevention and Solutions Service, you will provide tailored advice and information to customers and provide interim accommodation where required. You will work within a hybrid model keeping a focus on the needs of our customers and supporting your work life balance . In addition to this, you will also provide a holistic approach and make the relevant referrals for clients who have complex needs that are not always immediately apparent. Your contribution and support will help those clients to stay in their current home or find a new home by delivery of key prevention techniques and options whilst managing expectations. You will enjoy partnership working, collaboration and have a keen motivation to meet objectives and importance of working towards targets. Who are we looking for? We are especially interested in your transferable skills in particular your ability to assess information, understand and accurately apply the assessment criteria, problem solve and communicate effectively with applicants, colleagues and agencies. Whilst previous experience of working in a homelessness or other busy front-line public-sector role would be advantageous, it is not essential. What we would like you to be is: • To be emotionally mature and confident to work with people facing homelessness for various reasons., • Be a good listener and able to apply what you hear to the legal framework in which we work., • Be organised in your work and able to keep on top of changing priorities., • Be able to engage and work collaboratively with families and individuals who require housing assistance., • Be able to discuss, negotiate and persuade families and their landlords to prevent and relieve homelessness., • Be able to write reasoned decision letters, carry out interviews and produce case notes and assessments of a high standard. You will be working proactively and collaboratively with households who are homeless or threatened with homelessness to assist them to sustain their current housing where possible, or otherwise to secure alternative, suitable and affordable accommodation. You will hold a personal caseload of households, to agree practical and reasonable steps for the Council and the household to take to prevent and/or relieve homelessness. Households will include private or social tenants, homeowners, those evicted by family members or facing relationship breakdown, and may be vulnerable and/or have complex needs. You will provide a flexible and responsive service for applicants who are homeless or threatened with homelessness by delivering services from our offices and ensuring comprehensive housing advice is available for customers, staff and partner agencies. You will carry out home visits to assess homelessness and the sustainability of the applicant’s current housing. In this role, you will need to do the following: • Prevent and alleviate homelessness by providing housing advice and options to those who present as homeless., • Conduct and review homelessness needs assessments and complete personalised housing plans to help empower individuals to sustain and secure accommodation., • Work collaboratively with various stakeholders and manage expectations., • Demonstrate an excellent customer centred approach and participate in Duty rotas., • Be able to issue out statutory homelessness decision letters aligned with Homelessness legislation in a timely manner., • Ability to take on a caseload and manage this effectively. Experience of working within a customer service, housing, or lettings service. Experience of carrying out interviews, investigations, negotiations Experience of effective record keeping, including electronically held information. Experience of working with people who are homeless or in other stressful situations. Experience of working successfully to performance targets and deadlines Excellent interpersonal skills including active listening and negotiating. Excellent communication skills including the ability to write detailed case notes and technical letters. Indicative Recruitment Timeline: Closing Date: Sunday 12th April 2026 Shortlisting Date: Week commencing Monday 13th April 2026 Interview Date : TBC Test/Presentation: A written test will form part of the interview process We may close this vacancy early once a sufficient number of applications has been received. Please submit your application as soon as possible to avoid disappointment Useful Information Richmond & Wandsworth Better Service Partnership are committed to making our recruitment practices as inclusive as possible for everyone. We are committed to promoting equality and diversity and developing a culture that values differences, recognising that employees from a variety of backgrounds bring important and positive contributions to the Councils and can improve the way we deliver services. We are proud to be a Disability Confident employer. If you require any ___ throughout the recruitment and selection process, please let us know. We are also committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people/vulnerable adults and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment. Some posts may be exempted under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 and as such appointment to these posts will be conditional upon the receipt of a satisfactory response to a check of police records via Disclosure and Barring Service (DBS). We offer a wide range of ___ designed to attract, develop, and reward our employees such as 40 days annual leave (including Bank Holidays), flexible working and a generous pension plan.

Corporate New Business Officer If you're motivated by purpose, eager to make a tangible difference, and excited to help reach ambitious fundraising goals, we'd love to hear from you. Location: Hybrid with offices in London, Manchester & North East Salary: £28,288 - £31,788 per annum Closing Date: 5th April, 2026 Employment Type: Permanent Hours per week: 37.5 About the Role The charity is on a mission to give every young person facing homelessness a safe place to call home, and as Corporate New Business Officer , you'll be at the forefront of building partnerships that make this possible. You'll drive new corporate relationships, create engaging pitches, support high value bids and help shape standout supporter experiences that inspire organisations across the UK to get involved. In this fast moving, relationship focused role, you'll grow corporate pipeline, spot opportunities, and confidently lead meetings with partners of all sizes. Your communication skills, fundraising experience and proactive approach will directly fuel the ability to reach ambitious goals and strengthen impact nationwide. This role offers a Hybrid work arrangement ( Offices in London, Manchester & North East ); hence, applicants in different UK locations are encouraged to apply. Key deliverables: Grow new corporate partnerships through smart prospecting, confident networking and strong relationship building. Create compelling proposals, pitches and sponsorship packages that inspire businesses to support. Support high value partnership bids by preparing tailored materials and engaging senior stakeholders. Strengthen supporter journeys through excellent stewardship and innovative engagement approaches. Manage an active corporate pipeline using strong research, organisation and CRM reporting skills. Represent the charity in meetings, events and project visits, communicating the mission with clarity and impact. What we are looking for from you (Person Specification) When completing your application form please address all the points set out below. Proven experience in corporate fundraising Understanding of income channels that could be utilised within a corporate and community fundraising setting. Strong networking and relationship-building skills Excellent written and verbal communication skills Experience of researching potential donors and building a pipeline Confidence in presenting to senior stakeholders, briefing service staff and negotiating partnerships Excellent organisational skills, including ability to work on own initiative and to effectively manage and prioritise workload. Knowledge of CSR trends and how UN Sustainability Goals feed into corporate ESG objectives (Desirable) Experience of writing grant applications (Desirable) Knowledge of Code of Fundraising Practice and Data Protection legislation (Desirable) Previous experience of using Raisers Edge (Desirable) Other requirements Willingness to work variable hours including evenings and weekends as needed. Flexibility to travel to meetings as required within the UK. A willingness to work within the ‘Vincentian Values' of the charity, for example, doing what we say and being innovative in approach. You believe in people — their strengths, their rights and their potential. You bring empathy, energy and a solution focused mindset to your work. You communicate clearly, stay organised and adapt well in a fast moving environment. You're committed to inclusion, fairness and continuous learning, and you turn values into meaningful action, whatever your role. What You'll Receive • Tailored training and development • Flexible working options where suitable • 26 days annual leave, rising with service • Family friendly leave policies • Pension scheme with employer contributions up to 7% • Employee Assistance Programme with 24/7 GP access • Discounts across retail, travel, food, fitness and more • Cash health plan for you and your family • Death in service benefit • Access to legal and practical support Safer Recruitment The charity is committed to fair and inclusive recruitment, and we welcome applications from people of all backgrounds. If a role requires it under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 (Exceptions) Order 1975, we will carry out the appropriate Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS) check. We only look at information that is relevant to the role, and a criminal record will never be treated as an automatic barrier to employment. All DBS information is handled sensitively, confidentially and in line with the DBS Code of Practice, and we encourage applicants to discuss any concerns with us openly. About The Organisation In the 1980s, high unemployment and steep inflation was contributing to a shocking rise in youth homelessness across London. Thousands of young people were sleeping rough every night, with many areas notoriously dubbed “cardboard cities” due to the visible rise in street homelessness. Appalled by the scenes playing out across the capital, a group of people came together to tackle the challenge head on. Led by Cardinal Basil Hume and Mark McGreevy OBE, in 1989 the charity was born. What began as a single housing project in North London soon expanded across London, Greater Manchester and the North East of England. Today, the charity provides accommodation, prevention and support services to thousands of marginalised young people across the UK each year. 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Key responsibilities include: * Managing a supported housing caseload and delivering housing-related support * Working with residents experiencing mental health issues, asylum seekers, ex-offenders, and individuals affected by domestic abuse * Completing support plans, ris

Temporary Accommodation Officer 📍 London (On-site initially, moving to hybrid) 💼 Contract Role We’re currently working with a forward-thinking London local authority to recruit an experienced Temporary Accommodation Officer to support a busy Housing Needs service. F9E9; Key R

Job Category: HousingRegion / Division: UK RegionLocation: Civic Offices, PortsmouthWorking Hours: 37 Brilliant opportunity to join Portsmouth City Council as a Housing Assessment & Advice Officer, and really make a difference! Your new role Portsmouth City Council's Housing Needs Advice & Support team works directly with customers to help deal with housing issues and prevent homelessness in the city. We are a busy front-line service dealing with customers who may be vulnerable and facing homelessness. We give advice, work to prevent homelessness, assist people to resolve their housing need and make assessments of housing and support needs in accordance with the Homelessness Reduction Act 2017, the Housing Act 1996 and Portsmouth City Council's Allocations Policy. We are committed to excellent customer service, and to listening to and understanding our customers' circumstances, and working collaboratively with them to identify housing solutions. We are committed to safeguarding and promoting good practise and all employees are required to adhere to internal safeguarding policies. You will be part of a busy team which deals with customers both face to face and by telephone. You will be interviewing customers about their housing situation and working with them to find solutions to their housing issues. This may involve negotiation with landlords, other housing providers, family members and internal and external agencies. You will need to ask personal and searching questions and listen carefully to responses so that you fully understand the customer's circumstances. Your challenge will be to identify actions and solutions to secure housing. You will need to manage a large case load, prioritise your work and have excellent organisational skills. You will also need to build effective working relationships with customers and landlords and explore all possible housing solutions to help prevent homelessness and the need to move. Who is the person? We are looking for somebody who: • Has experience of the issues faced by vulnerable and homeless households, and a desire to assist people with housing needs, and work to proactively to resolve these issues., • Can quickly adapt to the role, drawing on experience or transferable skills., • Is confident and can clearly and effectively communicate verbally, interpreting legislation and explaining the impact to our customers., • Can communicate clearly in writing, explaining legal decisions to both customers and partners., • Understands the key elements to negotiations and can find ways to achieve outcomes for customers., • Can listen to people and not rush to conclusions or judgements before fully understanding what is needed or wanted by a customer., • Is emotionally resilient and able to deal with the impact of being exposed to customer's difficult circumstances, and remain professionally detached and focused even if the message you deliver involves saying no., • Has experience of working directly with customers in a front-line service., • Understands welfare benefits systems and the issues faced by customers experiencing financial difficulties., • Has experience of equalities issues and is committed to equal opportunities., • Understands safeguarding and can recognise safeguarding concerns and take appropriate action to manage risk., • Can critically analyse information and keep clear case records., • Works proactively and can remain motivated, working on their own initiative and organising and prioritising their workload., • Enjoys the challenge in finding innovative solutions to problems and has the personal skills and experience to do so., • Has IT skills suited to working in a busy office., • Has knowledge of the local area and is able to visit people in their own homes and attend meetings in the local area. Portsmouth City Council is a unique organisation, committed to making a difference, and is guided by core values that set who we are as people, what we stand for, and how we act. We are committed to our values of respect, integrity, collaboration, inclusivity and being people-focussed. These values set out how we can contribute to the success of the council and our own success as individuals. ___. Additional Information Interview process: 6th, 8th & 12th May 2026. Our recruitment process Full information about our recruitment process can be found on our support for applicants' page: ___ You must demonstrate why you are suitable against each of the points described in the 'Who is the Person' points on the Job Profile using examples from your experience or transferable skills. This might be through qualifications or descriptive examples from your work / personal experience, which clearly illustrates what you did and the effect it had. If you apply without a detailed personal statement, it is unlikely that you will be successful. We are a disability confident employer and Armed Forces Covenant gold standard. More information can be found at ___ You will need to demonstrate that you have the Right to Work in the UK. No post will be offered without it. Read more about working at Portsmouth City Council and our benefits on our career's portal homepage: ___ Should you require any support in completing the application form please contact or call the recruitment team on .

Job Category: PlanningRegion / Division: UK RegionLocation: Civic Offices PortsmouthWorking Hours: 37 Planning Officer Salary: Band 7 £32,061 - £36,363 plus market supplement of £3,113 p.a. (subject to review) Senior Planning Officer Salary: Band 8 £36,363 - £39,151 plus market supplement of £4,373 p.a. (subject to review) Why work for us? We are looking for a Planning Officer or a Senior Planning Officer to join our service. This is a full time, permanent role based at the Civic Offices, here in Portsmouth. We offer hybrid working where 2 days will be office based. This is an exciting time to come and join our Service, we are busy with major infrastructure projects across the city and you will be part of the team that will be unlocking housing and regeneration opportunities to shape the future of Portsmouth. Please indicate in your personal statement which role you are applying for. Your new role You will be responsible for dealing with planning proposals and associated appeals, as well as providing guidance and advice to a wide range of customers inside and outside of the organisation. You will be part of a team that will deliver a responsive development management service focused on delivering sustainable development and growth within Portsmouth . The team is committed to delivering a responsive customer-focused service that brings forward sustainable development that meets the housing and employment needs of the City. Who is the person summary: To apply for the Senior Planning Officer role you must have: Essential: • An appropriate post graduate qualification (e.g accredited by the RTPI), and demonstration of continuous professional development post qualification, • Solid knowledge of planning legislation and experience working within Development Management, • A proven track record of handling development proposals successfully, including major applications, • Strong communication, negotiation and influencing skills, • The ability to lead on complex planning matters and support others in the team, • An understanding of local government, political sensitivities, and the role planning plays in delivering regeneration, • Experience in enforcement and a problem‑solving, proactive approach to work About Portsmouth City Council Portsmouth City Council is a unique organisation, committed to making a difference, and is guided by core values that set who we are as people, what we stand for, and how we act. We are committed to our values of respect, integrity, collaboration, inclusivity and being people-focussed. These values set out how we can contribute to the success of the council and our own success as individuals. ___ Additional information If you would like to discuss this role in more detail with the hiring manager, please contact Nick Lloyd-Davies: email: Please indicate in your personal statement which role you are applying for. Our recruitment process Full information about our recruitment process can be found on our support for applicants' page: ___ Please ensure that you read the job profile for full details on the post. We offer hybrid working with the expectation to attend the office minimum 2 days a week (pro rata for part time), this remains flexible, depending on the role and subject to business needs. In the personal statement, you must demonstrate why you are suitable against each of the points described in the 'Who is the Person' points on the Job Profile using examples from your experience or transferable skills. This might be through qualifications or descriptive examples from your work / personal experience, which clearly illustrates what you did and the effect it had. If you apply without a detailed personal statement, it is unlikely that you will be shortlisted. Should you require any support in completing the application form please contact or call the recruitment team on . We are a disability confident employer and Armed Forces Covenant gold standard. More information can be found at ___ You will need to demonstrate that you have the Right to Work in the UK. No post will be offered without it. Read more about working at Portsmouth City Council and our benefits on our career's portal homepage: ___

Job Category: HousingRegion / Division: UK RegionLocation: Civic Offices or one of our Area Housing Offices, PortsmouthWorking Hours: 37 Fantastic opportunity to join Portsmouth Homes as a Housing Officer! Your new role The Social Housing Sector has seen considerable change in the last 2 years with the addition of new and revised regulation including a new set of consumer standards. Portsmouth Homes is undertaking a programme of change to respond to the new environment and changes in expectations from our tenants and leaseholders. The Housing Officer role can be complex and requires the ability to work with changing priorities and be flexible in approach. This role is responsible for the effective and efficient delivery of housing management services to a dedicated patch or area of work serving approximately 400 homes. This role provides generic housing management services including anti-social behaviour management, arrears management including debt and benefit advice, void management and lettings and general tenancy management ensuring income maximisation, efficient letting of homes and that tenants receive great customer service throughout their tenancy. The Housing Officer (HO) role is a fully generic role delivering a comprehensive housing management service to a cohort of Portsmouth Homes tenants. The role is predominantly reactive, to help support and empower tenants to be able to sustain and maintain their tenancies and live their best lives, whilst feeling safe and secure in their homes and communities. Responsibility starts with the viewing of an empty property, with prospective tenants, and the need to ensure that the property meets their Housing Need and is suitable in terms of other factors. Support is provided at the beginning of a new tenancy, ensuring that the new tenants understand their legal obligations and expectations of them as a tenant and good neighbour. The Housing Officer then supports the tenant and their household in managing and sustaining their tenancy throughout its life, dealing with tenancy enforcement, including Anti-Social Behaviour, Money and Debt Advice and Income Collection, changes to personal circumstances and household makeup, decanting when needed and termination of tenancy or dealing with deceased estates. The role is a generic cradle to grave tenancy management service. A Housing Officer must be multi-disciplined, with a high degree of responsibility, expectation and ability to manage complexity, and the need to be able to manage conflicting priorities and react positively in crisis and chaotic situations. The Housing Officer must be adaptable and may be required to work on specific Housing Management related projects. The Housing Officer will work closely with the Local Housing Manager to track and manage demand into the patch or area of work contributing to performance data where appropriate and using all tools available to inform priorities for each working day and to plan time and work ahead, where possible. The Housing Officer is the main relationship manager with Portsmouth Homes Tenants and will act as the link between the tenant and other services as needed. The ability to keep pertinent and accurate records of all interactions with tenants on the tenancy record is essential ensuring that Portsmouth Homes maintains accurate data on its tenants, their households and specific areas of need and support. Please see the full job profile attached at the bottom of this page for all details of what this role will involve and the person we are looking for! About Portsmouth City Council Portsmouth City Council is a unique organisation, committed to making a difference, and is guided by core values that set who we are as people, what we stand for, and how we act . We are committed to our values of respect, integrity, collaboration , inclusivity and being people-focussed . These values set out how we can contribute to the success of the council and our own success as individuals. ___. Our recruitment process Full information about our recruitment process can be found on our support for applicants' page: ___ You must demonstrate why you are suitable against each of the points described in the 'Who is the Person' points on the Job Profile using examples from your experience or transferable skills. This might be through qualifications or descriptive examples from your work / personal experience, which clearly illustrates what you did and the effect it had. If you apply without a detailed personal statement, it is unlikely that you will be successful. We are a disability confident employer and Armed Forces Covenant gold standard. More information can be found at ___ You will need to demonstrate that you have the Right to Work in the UK. No post will be offered without it. Read more about working at Portsmouth City Council and our benefits on our career's portal homepage: ___ Should you require any support in completing the application form please contact or call the recruitment team on .

Salary: £28,000 p.a. (as of 1st April 2026) + benefits Hours: 37 hours per week (Full time) Location: Community-based role covering services across Mole Valley, Elmbridge, Runnymede and Surrey Heath (regular travel between sites required) Are you resilient, compassionate and confident working with people with complex needs? In Housing first, we support people to maintain their tenancies and build independence through a Housing-Led approach. This role is community-based and involves regular travel between properties across West Surrey. You will work as part of a supportive team to empower clients to resolve challenges, improve daily living skills and achieve sustainable outcomes. Many of the clients we support have complex and overlapping needs, including: Experience of homelessness Mental health challenges Drug and alcohol dependency Social isolation Financial hardship This role requires emotional resilience, strong professional boundaries and the ability to work in a trauma-informed, non-judgmental way. About the Role As a Housing & Support Officer, you will: Support clients to sustain their tenancies and prevent homelessness Deliver person-centred support aligned to individual support plans Assist clients to access health, substance misuse, employment and community services Promote harm reduction and positive behaviour change Carry out housing management duties including rent monitoring, tenancy management, property checks and health & safety responsibilities Complete risk assessments and contribute to safeguarding processes This is a varied role balancing housing management and support, where no two days are the same. About You We are looking for someone who: Can build professional, non-judgmental relationships with people with complex needs Is confident working with individuals experiencing drug and alcohol dependency Communicates effectively with clients, colleagues and partner agencies Can manage risk appropriately and escalate concerns where necessary Is organised and able to manage their own workload Has basic numeracy and written communication skills (GCSE Maths and English level 4 or equivalent) Is confident using IT systems (Excel, Word, Outlook, internet) Holds a full driving licence and has access to a vehicle for work purposes If you dont meet every requirement but feel you have the resilience and values to succeed in this role, we would still encourage you to apply. About Transform Housing & Support We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to live independently and with dignity. We provide housing and support to socially excluded and vulnerable people across Surrey, parts of Berkshire, West Sussex and the London Borough of Sutton. Our values respect, empowerment, responsibility and excellence guide everything we do. Our benefits are great too and include 28 days annual leave per annum, plus bank holiday (pro rata for part time workers) An additional 1-day pro rata per annum wellbeing day A defined contribution pension scheme The opportunity to buy or sell up to five days annual leave per holiday year Training and development opportunities Employee assistance programme Interest-free staff loans Other things you need to know At Transform we celebrate diversity and know that it is critical for our success. We work hard to make sure were inclusive, so we want to hear from anyone who is great at what they do and who shares our values. If you need any adjustments during the application or selection process so you can do your best, just let us know. We will be happy to help. It is essential that you have a full valid driving licence and use of your own car for business purposes. Successful candidates will be required to complete an Enhanced DBS check. We review CVs as we receive them and interview as soon as we have applications that look like a good match, so apply as soon as you can to avoid missing out. You may have experience in the following: Housing Officer, Support Officer, Tenancy Support Worker, Homelessness Support Worker, Supported Housing Worker, Community Support Worker, Housing Assistant, Vulnerable Adults Support Worker, Social Housing Officer, Outreach Worker, Key Worker, Supported Living Worker REF-227 507 TPBN1_UKTJ

You may have experience in the following: Housing Officer, Support Officer, Tenancy Support Worker, Homelessness Support Worker, Supported Housing Worker, Community Support Worker, Housing Assistant, Vulnerable Adults Support Worker, Social Housing Officer, Outreach Worker, Key Worker, Supported Liv

Are you an experienced and motivated planning professional ready to take the next step in your career within a high-performing local authority? If so, Rushcliffe Borough Council has an exciting opportunity for a Senior Planning Officer to join its Development Management team. Location: Nottingham, NG2 7YG Job Type: Full Time, Permanent Working Hours: 37 hours per week Salary: £43,815 - £46,611 per annum Closing date: 19th April 2026 at Midnight About Us: Rushcliffe Borough Council is a modern forward-thinking authority providing high quality services to over 119,000 people across the borough.Its modern purpose-built office and leisure centre facility at Rushcliffe Arena and Bingham Arena is the perfect place to progress your career. We are an award-winning and innovative council with a reputation for delivering high quality value for money services and exceeding our residents expectations.Rushcliffe is a great place for sport and home to a number of facilities such as Nottingham Forest football ground, Trent Bridge Cricket ground and Holme Pierrepoint water sports centre. Senior Planning Officer • The Role: Rushcliffe Borough Council are pleased to announce a Senior Planning Officer position in their Development Management team following internal promotions, providing an opportunity to join a well-established and forward-thinking team with a strong track record of growing their own evidenced. We are seeking highly motivated individual with a wide range of experience across the Development Management process to share knowledge and help continue to flourish and support those across the team whilst dealing with a complex caseload. As part of the Senior Planning Officer role, you will support and deputise for your Team Manager when required, offering a further opportunity to develop your career to the next level Senior Planning Officer • Key Responsibilities:, • Support Team Managers and help ensure planning applications are determined on time and in line with delegation schemes - Process a range of planning applications (including major schemes), conduct site visits, and produce reports and recommendations - Lead on Planning Committee work, including preparing reports and presenting applications - Negotiate developer contributions (Section 106 and Community Infrastructure Levy) and engage with applicants, stakeholders, and the public - Manage appeals, provide pre-application advice, and represent the Council at hearings or inquiries when required - Organise own workload, carry out enforcement investigations, collaborate across teams, and ensure compliance with council policies Senior Planning Officer You: • Extensive experience in local government planning, handling a range of applications including complex housing and commercial developments - Relevant degree (or equivalent) in Town & Country Planning or significant practical experience in a Local Planning Authority - Strong knowledge of planning legislation, processes, and ability to interpret plans and technical/legal documents - Experience negotiating Section 106 agreements and preparing reports and appeal statements - Effective communicator, able to engage with the public, stakeholders, and councillors, and provide clear, persuasive advice - Analytical, organised, and accountable, with sound decision-making, problem-solving skills, and a diplomatic yet assertive approach Benefits of working for Rushcliffe Borough Council include: • Working in modern purpose-built offices - Reduced membership fees at our Leisure Centres - Rushcliffe Rewards- save money across a range of retailers and leisure providers - Free car parking - Annual Leave purchase and selling scheme - Eye Care Vouchers for Specsavers - Local Government pension scheme - A range of salary sacrifice schemes - Opportunities to work remotely and flexibly - An opportunity to further your career with a high performing forward looking Authority with training to support CPD and personal development; and Rushcliffe Borough Council supports flexible and part-time working in line with the needs of the public that we serve and the business needs of the Council. Closing Date: 19th April 2026 at Midnight Interviews: W/C 27th April 2026 and W/C 11th May 2026 To submit your CV for this Senior Planning Officer opportunity click Apply now. TPBN1_UKTJ

We're Hiring: Asset Management Officer! Help us improve homes, support investment plans & drive West Kent's journey to EPC C and Net Zero. Do you want a role with purpose? Enjoy working with people, solving problems and helping shape better homes? Join us as our Asset Management Officer and play a key role in our team. Asset Management Officer (£43,207per annum, full-time) Job Role We are seeking a Asset Management Officer to play a key role in supporting the Property Asset Manager to: Planning improvement works using data to inform decision-making and priorities Supporting Decent Homes, EPC and Net Zero targets Keeping our property information and systems up to date Working closely with teams across the Property Services Directorate What you'll bring Outstanding spreadsheet skills Great organisation A proactive, can-do approach Strong teamwork and communication About Us At West Kent, we're passionate about the role a housing association can play in society and believe the values of an organisation are what makes it special. Our vision is to deliver places to live and space to grow for our current and future residents. Our values guide us to how we do things from delivering on our promises , working with honesty, integrity, and flexibility, showing compassion and self-awareness, as well as a commitment to learning and equally important working hard and having fun . Benefits We offer a great package - generous pension and life cover, health cash plan, flexible leave package which includes an additional three days leave for our Christmas closure, paid time off to volunteer and an annual grant to support your wellbeing. Please see our website for more details about our benefits package. Location Details The role will be based in our Sevenoaks Office. We offer a flexible approach to hybrid working. Application Information We will only consider applications submitted with a full CV and completed application form. Advert Closing Date: 9am on 7 April 2026 Interview Date: 16 April 2026 TPBN1_UKTJ

Income Officer - Local Authority (Merseyside) Contract: 12 months (ongoing assignment) Pay rate: £19.44 per hour (Umbrella) Hours: 35 hours per week Working pattern: Hybrid - 2 days office / 3 days remote Location: City-centre office, Merseyside Office base: Cunard Building, Pier Head Closing date: 02 March 2026 Interviews: Online The Role An established local authority in the North West is seeking an experienced Income Officer to join its Transactional Services team. The role focuses on the accurate allocation, reconciliation, and management of income received from residents, businesses, and internal services, ensuring financial integrity and high-quality customer service. Key Responsibilities • Allocate and reconcile income received via BACS, CHAPS, card, cheque, online and bank deposits, • Administer income reversals including refunds, chargebacks, unpaid cheques and Direct Debit rejections, • Investigate and resolve income-related queries via phone, email and written correspondence, • Monitor and clear suspense accounts, ensuring accurate coding and audit compliance, • Maintain accurate financial records and support reporting and audit requirements, • Liaise with internal teams, banks and external partners to resolve discrepancies, • Proven experience as an Income Officer within a local authority, council or housing association, • Strong numeracy, accuracy and attention to detail, • Experience using income or payment processing systems, • Confident handling customer queries in a busy environment, • Strong IT skills, including Microsoft Office, • Ability to interpret procedures and legislation accurately Apply now for a confidential discussion and further details about this opportunity. Linsco is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy. JBRP1_UKTJ

Income Collection Officer • Hourly Rate: £19.50, • Location: Central London, Holborn Day-to-day of the role: • Proactively reduce rent arrears across all accounts to meet monthly targets, including producing arrears reports and letters, engaging with residents, and preparing legal instructions for possession proceedings., • Serve Notices, conduct home visits, apply for direct payments, attend court when required, and offer advice and support to help residents sustain their tenancies., • Take ownership of individual performance targets and contribute to the overall success of the income collection service., • Identify residents who may benefit from specialist welfare or financial inclusion support and refer them to the appropriate manager., • Liaise effectively with external agencies including Local Authorities (Housing Benefit), the DWP (Universal Credit), social services, and other relevant bodies to support income recove...

Number of Positions: 1Salary: £39,756 - £44,143 per annum.Working Hours: 35 hours per weekLocation: Morris Court, NottinghamJob Category: Neighbourhood ServicesRegion / Division: GedlingBusiness Unit: Neighbourhood Services Would you like to work for a company who is accredited as an outstanding company to work for in Best Companies 2023? Jigsaw Homes Group offers employees a very competitive 24 days holiday per annum, plus 3 days for Christmas closure (5 day working week) plus bank holidays, plus additional days after 2 years continuous service (to a maximum of 5 days). We offer our employees the option to buy/sell up to 5 days extra leave per year and we offer compressed hours of work with the option to work a 4 day working week in a number of our roles, with 50% of your time working from home upon completion of a satisfactory probation period. This allows for a great work/life balance for many employees. As a Jigsaw employee you will also receive incremental salaried pay, occupational sick pay, access to the Social Housing Pension Scheme, enhanced maternity/paternity leave, BHSF membership, access to on-site gyms and training/development opportunities. If you are looking for a career with an outstanding company then please read on. About Us: Jigsaw Homes Group is one of the largest housing groups in England with more than 37,500 homes across the North West and East Midlands. We provide quality, low-cost housing and play a wider role in making sure our residents thrive in their homes and benefit from living in healthy, sustainable communities. About the Department: Want to make a real difference to people’s lives? Our Neighbourhood Safety Team has a passion for positive relationships, protecting our customers and plays a key part in helping us to transform lives and revitalise neighbourhoods. Split across three geographical areas, the team has bases in Ashton-under-Lyne, Miles Platting in Manchester and Chorley in Lancashire. With around 30 dedicated colleagues, we work hard to help reduce anti-social behaviour and are part of a Neighbourhood team that provides housing management services from letting and managing homes to employment and wellbeing support. We take pride in our neighbourhoods and are committed to improving communities and targeting work where it is most needed. About the Role: As a Neighbourhood Safety Officer you’ll provide a service to our customers by working in partnership to help reduce anti-social behaviour within our communities, including taking legal action when necessary. You will be customer focused with excellent communication skills. You’ll need an investigative and enquiring mind with the ability to organise and prioritise your own workload. Ideally you will be from a housing management background where you have developed skills in dealing with anti-social behaviour issues in a calm and constructive way. You will have experience of information and evidence gathering, analytical and interviewing skills, alongside an understanding of how people respond in stressful situations. You’ll be responsible for managing caseloads, to make sure we can find effective resolutions in line with our processes, standards, timescales and targets. If this sounds like the perfect job for you then don’t hesitate to apply now! We reserve the right to close this vacancy early should we receive a sufficient number of applications.

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