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Legal Aid Queensland seeks a client information officer for its state-wide inbound call centre in Brisbane. You will guide people through identifying legal problems, explain rights and responsibilities, and advise on applying for a grant of legal aid.
Join a supportive team with extensive initial training and ongoing development. The role emphasizes client service, clear communication, and helping individuals access essential legal services within Queensland's justice system.
This is an outstanding opportunity for a customer service professional to take on a demanding and rewarding role in a state-wide in-bound call centre. Established in 1997, Legal Aid Queensland's Client Information Services plays an important role in our state's justice system.
As a client information officer, you will help people identify their legal problems, explain their legal rights and responsibilities, and provide information about how to apply for a grant of legal aid.
This is an outstanding opportunity for a customer service professional to take on a demanding and rewarding role in a state-wide in-bound call centre. Established in 1997, Legal Aid Queensland's Client Information Services plays an important role in our state's justice system.
As a client information officer, you will help people identify their legal problems, explain their legal rights and responsibilities, and provide information about how to apply for a grant of legal aid.
Our vision is to be a leader in a fair justice system where people are able to understand and protect their legal rights. Our purpose is to provide quality, cost effective legal services to financially disadvantaged people throughout Queensland.
This is an outstanding opportunity for a customer service professional to take on a demanding and rewarding role in a state-wide in-bound call centre. Established in 1997, Legal Aid Queensland's Client Information Services plays an important role in our state's justice system.
As a client information officer, you will help people identify their legal problems, explain their legal rights and responsibilities, and provide information about how to apply for a grant of legal aid. You will also assess whether people need further legal help and organise for them to be booked in for legal advice with a lawyer. All client information officers complete an extensive initial training PO6program and participate in an ongoing training and development program to enhance their customer service and communication skills and improve their knowledge of the law and our legal system.
We're committed to looking after you – professionally, financially and socially. Our wide range of benefits allow you to work flexibly and maintain your wellbeing while supporting you to make a positive impact on the lives of Queensland's most disadvantaged people.
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See the attached LAQ Employee Benefits to see more benefits.
Closes 11:59pm, Thursday 12 November 2026