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Current Sample
Salaries (from April 2009 - March 2010
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Senior
Probation Officer
£34,677 - £39,424
Probation Officer
£27,638 - £35,727
Probation Services Officer
£20,977 - £27,102
Admin Staff (various)
£13,917 - £20,566
Placement Case Manager
£20,977 - £27,102
Unpaid Work
Supervisor
£20,977 - £27,102
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Statement to all staff and service users on equal opportunities
We all have a personal responsibility not to discriminate against, directly or indirectly, harass or victimise any person on grounds of race, colour, nationality, citizenship, ethnic or racial origins, gender, marital status, disability, age, political or religious beliefs, sexual orientation, dependants, trade union membership or any other ways. |
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This
website make community punishment issues easy to understand:'

Rethinking Crime & Punishment
Rethinking is campaigning to raise the level of public debate about the use of prison and alternative forms of punishment in the United Kingdom.
www.rethinking.org.uk
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Jobs & careers
Click here for the latest information on the new Probation Qualifications Framework. May 2010
>> View Latest job vacancies
More than 60% of our 850 staff work directly
with offenders.
This includes:
- Qualified Probation Officers - working directly with offenders
- Probation Services Officers - assisting the work of probation officers
- Admin Officers - providing administrative support to probation staff
- Placement Managers
- supervising offenders on Community Orders carrying out (Community Payback) Unpaid
work
- Prison-based probation staff - working to prepare prisoners for their release into the community.
Other staff work in supporting roles such as training, research, information technology, admin & clerical, finance, human resources and communications.
For a comprehensive brochure about careers in the Probation Service visit the National Probation Service's site www.probation.homeoffice.gov.uk
From here go to the site's page on Working in Probation - you can either read on screen or download* the brochure on careers.
*to read the document in PDF format you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader. This is available for free from the Adobe website.
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For details of all jobs currently being advertised please click on the 'Latest job vacancies' link above
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We also advertise our job vacancies in the local, national & specialist media. Our vacancies are most frequently advertised in:
Bucks Free Press
Bucks Herald
Milton Keynes Citizen
Oxford Times
Probation Bulletin
Reading Chronicle
Slough Express
The Guardian
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