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To kindly need suggestions/tips for my next job

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Justwonderinghow · 29/10/2023 10:13

I have also posted on Chat as I would like to get as many options as possible.
I currently work as a trade union rep but have become very disappointed with my role. I could work for another trade union but looking for a chance.
We have very little staff and our membership is mostly migrant worker’s many of who speak little English. This means I have a mixture of very boring repetitive cases(eg. small wages claims) and more complex cases( discrimination/ unfair dismissal)

I would like to work more towards discrimination / dismissal cases and am on the lookout for a role at places such as CAB.
I have also gone back and forth with the idea of joining CIPD and doing a course in hr( level 3/5) but it’s quite expensive.
I’m a single parent and wages are quite low for what we do.

My skills/qualifications include:

  • good knowledge of Employment law including dealing with disciplinares, grievances, disability and racial discrimination,liaise with HR, ACAs, advising on COT3 settlements, preparing ET1 for tribunal etc, Subject Acess Request
  • Language skills (Spanish, Italian, Portuguese)
  • Degree in Law but decided I dint want to be a Solicitor or barrister as I don’t think I would be able to cope.

I’m looking to move from the charity sector to the private sector potentially starting at CAB for a short while then move to a private organisation.

If anyone has similar background to me or any ideas, I would love to hear from you.
Thank you in advance

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Justwonderinghow · 29/10/2023 10:15

Sorry just realised it’s enabled voting. Don’t know how to change it.
just really looking for tips and advice.

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Beckafett · 29/10/2023 10:16

Have you looked at the qualifications of working somewhere like step change or as a benefits and money advisor at a council or housing association?

Justwonderinghow · 29/10/2023 10:20

@Beckafett I haven’t heard of step chave before but will look it up. I have looked at benefits and money advisor roles for Citizens Advice but I really like employment law.

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