AddressStaff working nationally will work in the Strategic Support Hub (SSH) and have broad responsibility nationally across both general federal and family law jurisdictions for enquiries management, filed document management and Registrar Support in Family Law. The SSH includes the contact centre and national entry point for telephone, email and live chat contacts and national document management for both general federal and family law. It also oversees the National Support Pool assisting Deputy Registrars working in family law nationally. Staff at the SSH report to the Team Leaders Strategic Support Hub and may be located at dispersed locations nationally working with other SSH staff.
Staff working in Location Based Support will provide a pivotal role delivering local services directly to the judiciary and face-to-face clients attending court locations. Staff in Location Based Support are located in a specific registry location to provide support at a local level. Staff within this stream report to a Location Based Team leader, either Manager Court Operations or Director Court Operations, depending on the location's size and structure.
SSH and Location Based Support staff integrate across areas of responsibility to provide a holistic service to judges, staff, litigants and the profession.
This position may be required to work in either the SSH or Location Based Support across any of the streams of work managed by the respective teams. There is an expectation that regular role rotation and cross skilling will take place to ensure all staff maintain a broad range of skills.
The key duties of the position include
- Provide information and advice relating to court services, procedures, processes and forms as well as external options to clients to assist them to resolve their enquiries and issues.
- Progress cases by providing administrative services in accordance with court processes, including document lodgement, enquiries management, Registrar support and receiving and reconciling court fees and charges.
- Assist in the management of complex cases through the case management system.
- Work independently within defined rules to apply legislation, guidelines and court processes.
- Identify issues and contribute to the resolution of problems.
- Schedule and prioritise matters for hearing and other interventions to achieve the earliest possible resolution.
- Liaise with a range of internal and external stakeholders including Judge's chambers, Registrars and their support staff, managers, legal practitioners, community organisations and other service providers to assist the resolution of cases.
- Coach employees, identify training needs and provide quality assurance.
- Collate, analyse and produce reports as required, and
- Assist Registrars as required.
