Support Nova Scotia courts through accurate administration, public service, cash handling, and data entry in this Justice Officer position. Manage sensitive information while serving court users and officials.
The Nova Scotia Department of Justice Court Services Division seeks a Justice Officer for broad administrative support. You will provide first-point-of-contact service, process court documentation, and maintain filing systems. The work supports the Court of Appeal, Supreme Court, Provincial Court, Small Claims Court, Probate Court, and Bankruptcy Court.
Key Responsibilities:
- Respond to court-related requests by telephone, fax, and email
- Receive, receipt, balance, and report court monies
- Process correspondence and electronically received documentation
- Maintain court files, records, and retention systems
- Schedule cases and monitor pending court calendars
Requirements:
- One-year related post-secondary education and three years' related experience
- Accurate keyboarding and data entry in computerized environments
- Strong communication, customer service, and organizational skills
- Experience handling cash and debit or credit transactions
- Ability to maintain confidentiality and work under pressure
Apply court administration, public service, cash handling, and data entry skills as a Justice Officer supporting Nova Scotia's justice system.
Justice Officer Court Administration employer: The Government of Nova Scotia
The Government of Nova Scotia is an exceptional employer, offering a supportive and engaging workplace where employees are valued and respected. With a strong focus on career development, comprehensive benefits including a Defined Benefit Pension Plan, and a commitment to diversity and inclusion, this role as Director of Financial Advisory Services provides a unique opportunity to lead a dedicated team in shaping the province's financial future while enjoying a dynamic work environment.
Contact Details:
The Government of Nova Scotia Recruitment Team
