Community Law Service is a specialist advice provider based in Northamptonshire. The Service delivers free, independent and confidential specialist advice and casework to the public in the fields of welfare benefits, debt, fuel poverty, housing and immigration.

SALARY: CIRCA £28,119 PER ANNUM DEPENDENT ON EXPERIENCE

35 hours a week (Monday to Friday)

To deliver an holistic debt and energy advice casework service to low income households, including:

• Travelling to community venues in Kettering to deliver debt advice
• Providing debt casework including preparation of financial statements, negotiating with creditors and advising on appropriate debt solutions
• energy efficiency advice
• resolution to energy billing problems
• grant applications to write off debt
• resolving issues of inadequate heating or loss of supply due to cost

Please see the Job Description for full details

BENEFITS

• 26 days annual leave plus bank holidays (31 after 5 years’ service)
• 5% pension contribution.
• Optional hybrid working after probationary period.
• Flexible working hours (within core hours).
• Contractual sick pay after probationary period.
  Applications are invited from experienced advisers or candidates with relevant transferable skills and experience who are willing to receive further training. Pay will be dependent on experience. The post includes travel to community venues. Own transport essential.
  For the job description and an application form please visit our website https://www.communitylawservice.org.uk/job-vacancies/ telephone (01604) 621038, or email enquiries@communitylawservice.org.uk
  We reserve the right to close this application process early.
  Closing date: 9am Monday 28th July 2025
  Interviews 31 July & 1 August 2025
  Job Type: Full-time
  Pay: £28,000.00 per year

Schedule:

• Monday to Friday

Licence/Certification:

• Driving Licence (required)

Work Location: Hybrid remote in Northampton, NN1 1LG
Application deadline: 28/07/2025
Reference ID: Jul 2

Please refer the Job description for details