Court Usher - Band F

Overview

Wolverhampton (WV1 1RA
) Full-time | Mon-Fri, 8am-4pm/9am-5pm (some flexibility needed) £12.21 per hour, rising to £12.95 after 12 weeks Temporary until August 2026 (potential extension) Fully onsite | Initial training in Dudley (2-4 weeks) Join a busy Public Sector team as a Court Usher, supporting the smooth, professional running of daily court operations.

• Prepare courtrooms and manage daily schedules
• Organise files and documentation
• Greet and support court users
• Keep proceedings running efficiently
• Record outcomes and handle data entry
• Communicate with staff, visitors, and senior stakeholders

• Strong communication and people skills
• Excellent organisation and multitasking ability
• Confident, reliable, and proactive approach
• Microsoft Office proficiency
• Enhanced DBS
• 3 years' employment references
• Flexibility to travel to Dudley/Walsall when needed

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