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City of Wolverhampton Council is hiring a Financial Wellbeing Administrator to support Crisis and Resilience funding, manage payments, maintain records and build partnerships. The role is full-time permanent with a flexible work style and 2 days in Civic. A DBS check is required and the post is open to redeployees only.
You’ll join a proactive Financial Wellbeing Team focused on mitigating cost of living challenges and delivering timely responses to financial crises.
Salary - £27,274-£29071 (Grade 4)
Hours - 37
Contract type - full time permanent/
Work Style - Flexible with 2 days in Civic
A DBS check will be reqeuired for this role
Open to Redeployees' only
City of Wolverhampton Council are seeking to recruit a Financial Wellbeing Administrator
This is an exciting and excellent opportunity to work as a member of a creative and passionate team, assisting mitigate the ongoing challenges in relation to the Cost of Living and help to ensure timely response to financial crisis.
Working collectively, you will ensure that Crisis and Resilience Fund reach those most in need, maintaining inboxes, communicating with partners, processing payments, maintaining accurate records, and having the ability to respond to need consistently and creatively.
The successful candidate will:
Passionate about making a difference? Have a keen eye for detail? Ready for a new challenge?
For further information please contact Satvinder.Goraya2@wolverhampton.gov.uk
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