Head of Justice System Modelling and
Head of Agile, Analytical Improvements
and Review
Ministry of Justice
SCS Pay Band 1
Closing Date: 23:55 6th July 2025
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Contents
Person
Introduction
The Role
Benefits
Specification
Recruitment
Diversity &
FAQs
Contact Us
Process
Inclusion
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Welcome to the Ministry of Justice
Thank you for your
prosperous society. We are one of the
complex and wide-ranging programmes of
largest government departments based
analytical work, bringing strategic vision
interest in this exciting
across England and Wales. We are
and the confidence and credibility to lead in
role
responsible for 300 courts and hearing
a high-pressure, fast-moving environment.
centres, over 100 prisons in England and
As part of the department’s analytical
Wales, the policies underpinning the
senior leadership team, you will help shape
system and much more
and build our analytical culture and
capability.
The MoJ combines a wide range and scale
of operational, policy and major programme
delivery challenges, and there has never
We look forward to hearing from you,
been a more important time to join the
team. We are working to ensure swifter
Chris Drane
justice for victims, punishment that cuts
Director of Analysis
crime and to be a beacon for justice & the
rule of law.
High quality analysis is crucial to our work,
allowing us to take evidence-based policy
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and operational decisions across the justice
The Ministry o
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Justice (MoJ) is responsible
system. We are looking to recruit senior
for everything that goes into running the
analysts to lead two of our analytical teams.
UK’s criminal and civil justice systems,
We are looking for people who can lead
creating the foundations for a safe, fair and
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About the Ministry of Justice
The Ministry of Justice is a
The Ministry of Justice (MoJ) works to
victims and defendants through a
protect and advance the principles of
modern and efficient criminal courts
major government department at
justice. Our vision is to deliver a world-class
system.
the heart of the justice system.
justice system that works for everyone in
• A beacon for justice and the rule of law:
We deliver some of the most
society.
to uphold the rule of law at home and
fundamental public services
The justice system plays a crucial role in
abroad; promote our world-leading legal
our success as a nation - keeping people
services, which contribute to economic
including courts, tribunals,
safe, emphasising fairness, guaranteeing
growth; and deliver accessible and
prisons, legal services, youth
individual rights and giving businesses
timely civil, family and administrative
confidence to flourish.
justice.
justice, probation services, and
attendance centres.
The delivery of our three strategic
For more information on who we are and
outcomes are central to doing this:
what we do, please visit:
•
https://www.gov.uk/government/organisatio
Punishment that cuts crime: to rebuild
ns/ministry-of-justice.
confidence in the criminal justice system
by protecting the public and reducing
reoffending with a sustainable and
effective prison and probation service.
• Swifter justice for victims: to rebuild
confidence in the criminal justice system
by ensuring timely, just outcomes for
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About the MoJ’s Analytical Community
We want all our people to feel valued for
The Ministry of Justice has around 600
operational decisions are based on robust
who they are and for the work they do. We
analysts working in teams across the
evidence. We are passionate about
provide a supportive, inclusive place to
department. A number of Deputy Director
improving justice outcomes through
led analytical teams sit within policy or
innovative research and analysis.
work and offer a wide range of flexibilities
operational directorates, and there is a
and benefits as part of our people offer to
central Analysis Directorate which leads on
We create a culture in which people are
reward our staff.
statistics and cross-cutting analysis and
empowered with the information to make
modelling. The Analysis Directorate also
excellent decisions; using cutting edge
acts as a centre of expertise, setting
tools, techniques and collaboration; putting
frameworks and standards, and providing
evidence at the heart of the justice system.
support for the wider analytical community.
All our analytical teams are multi-
We work in a dynamic and fast-paced
disciplinary, and teams generally include a
environment and our skills are in heavy
mix of Social Researchers, Economists,
demand within the department. Our
Operational Researchers, and Statisticians.
collaborations across and beyond
government are seen as ground-breaking.
Across the analytical community, we
provide high quality analysis to help ensure
strategic, policy, finance, corporate and
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About the Role
This role is being offered on a permanent
leadership span of around 40 FTE. The
basis.
postholder will be responsible for a
Job Title
programme of analysis that is business
This role has a minimum assignment
critical to the department. The team leads on
Head of Justice System Modelling
duration of 3 years - in line with the
analysis and modelling of the justice system
Head of Agile, Analytical Improvements
deliverables identified. Please note this is
as a whole. It provides the department with
an expectation only, it is not something
and Review
high quality modelling and analysis on future
which is written into your terms and
demand in the criminal justice system from
Location
conditions or indeed which the employing
courts to probation, as well as demand into
organisation or you are bound by.
civil and family courts and tribunals, and
Leeds and London
insightful analysis to support understanding
Please note that in submitting an
Please note the requirements for travel and
of what is happening in the system. The
application you will be considered for
work is crucial for departmental decision
level of flexibility available as set out in the
both advertised roles. Upon
making on managing the demand in courts,
FAQs section.
appointment applicants will be allocated
prisons and probation, as well as decisions
to the role that we feel is best suited to
Salary
about policies related to courts.
each candidate. We do not guarantee a
The salary for this role is set within the MoJ
specific role so please be willing to
Key Responsibilities
SCS PB1 range (£81,000 - £117,800)
undertake either of the advertised
positions if successful.
• Lead the team to deliver a high-profile
External candidates should expect their
programme of analytical work on
salary upon appointment to be £81,000 per
Head of Justice System Modelling
demand into courts, prisons and
annum.
probation, and the drivers of that
The Role
demand. This includes the department’s
Existing Civil Servants will be appointed in
This role reports to Chris Drane, the Director
business critical projections of the prison
line with the Civil Service pay rules in place
of Analysis, and sits in the Analysis
population, court demand and income.
on the date of their appointment.
Directorate. The role has direct line
The jobholder will deliver the analytical
work to support the Independent Review
Contract Type
management of 4 x G6s with an overall
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of Criminal Courts and court-related
quality of analysis. The team’s key focus is
policies. The work is business critical for
• Support and lead the team in maintaining
on the department’s most business-critical
the department’s decision-making on
effective
relationships
with
senior
analysis. The post holder will play a crucial
how to manage demand in the justice
stakeholders across the department,
role in prioritising flexible resource to
system based on robust analysis and
including Ministers and senior policy and
facilitate
delivery
of
business-critical
evidence,
while
also
building
in
operational leaders at board level. Ability
analysis,
reviewing
and
challenging
operational and policy intelligence. The
to communicate complex modelling and
business-critical analysis and exploring
jobholder will also be responsible for
forecasting clearly to a very senior
leading the department’s liaison with
audience of non-specialists is essential.
better ways to undertake analysis. They will
Home
Office,
Crown
Prosecution
need to work in a multi-disciplinary manner,
Service (CPS), No10 and HM Treasury
• Foster an inclusive, supportive and high
in close partnership with Policy Directors
(HMT) to ensure there is a shared cross
performing culture.
and the Director of Analysis to understand
government understanding of demand
departmental priorities, and with data teams
into the CJS.
to exploit potential new services and data
Head
of
Agile,
Analytical
flows.
• Develop a new CJS insights function to
Improvements and Review
enable rapid analysis and insight on what
Key Responsibilities
is currently happening in the criminal
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justice system.
Lead a team that provides support for
The Role
teams undertaking business-critical
• Lead the team providing modelling and
This role reports to Chris Drane, the Director
analysis through the allocation of
analysis on departmental income from
of Analysis, and sits in the Analysis
flexible
resource,
undertaking
court fees and fines to inform the
analytical assurance and innovating
Directorate. The role has direct line
department on likely future income.
in the use of new data.
management of 6 x G6s with an overall
leadership span of around 40 FTE. The
•
•
Lead the team to provide modelling of
Lead in developing and delivering a
team provide analytical support across the
demand into the Office of the Public
team that provides flexible resource
department through use of flexible resource
Guardian (OPG) from Lasting Power of
for projects currently not deliverable
providing an analytical quality assurance
Attorney applications as well as ad hoc
due to resource constraints within
service and making innovative use of new
analysis
such
as
analysis
of
established analytical teams. The
data, tools and techniques to improve the
deputyships
post holder will be responsible for
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ensuring the right projects are
The post holder will need to build a
prioritised
and
resources
are
team
that
has
the
capability,
effectively allocated to facilitate
expertise and knowledge to facilitate
analytical teams delivering their
this flexible way of working.
business-critical work.
• Develop productive relationships with
• Lead in developing and delivering a
a range of stakeholders aimed at
strategy
that
ensures
the
delivering more impactful analysis,
departments
business-critical
including building close working
analysis is fit for purpose, through
relationships with Policy Directors to
assurance of analysis that underpins
understand their needs and Service
the departments most important
Transformation colleagues to ensure
decisions. The post holder will be
the
right
data
underpins
key
responsible for ensuring analysis is
decisions.
robust and the risks and uncertainties
are understood and communicated
• Foster an inclusive, supportive and
effectively.
high performing culture.
• Lead in developing and delivering a
strategy through which fundamental
knowledge gaps are filled, improving
the
precision,
consistency
and
understanding of our analytical
estimates.
• Create a way of working where
departmental analytical needs are
prioritised: the justice system is in a
state of flux and in turn business
priorities rapidly change with urgent
analysis often needed to support this.
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Person Specification
It is important through the recruitment
Essential Experience:
track record of building capability and
process that you give evidence and
developing people.
• A strong analytical background in either
examples of proven experience of each of
• A high level of confidence and resilience,
economics, statistics, operational research
the essential and desirable criteria.
with an ability to work autonomously and
or social research, with experience of
manage ambiguity and change.
Later on in the pack you will be told what is
leading multidisciplinary teams.
• Proven experience in overseeing modelling
being assessed at which stage of the
• An outstanding track record of leading large
and forecasting work
process.
and complex analytical programmes to solve
problems and drive change through
Technical:
delivering high impact analysis that directly
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influences strategic, policy and operational
You will need to be an analytical
approaches and decision-making.
professional of the requisite experience
• Strong communication skills with a proven
and need to hold (or be capable of
ability to communicate clearly and work
holding) a technical specialism in one of
effectively with a range of stakeholders at all
the analytical professions
levels, including Ministers and other senior (GES, GORS, GSR, GSS)
stakeholders in a fast moving and complex
policy environment.
MoJ SCS Pay Band 1 Behaviours:
• Experience of supporting, motivating and You will also be assessed against the following
developing a diverse team of people to Behaviours during the Recruitment Process:
deliver a high-quality service, with a proven
• Leadership
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• Communicating and Influencing
• Managing a Quality Service
• Changing and Improving
Read more in the Civil Service Success
Profiles Section.
Strengths
We are looking to understand what motivates
and energises you. We want to see what your
natural strengths are and what interests you.
Civil Service Leadership Statement
All leaders within Civil Service ae expected to
demonstrate the qualities within the Civil
Service Leadership Statement during their
Staff Engagement Exercise.
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The Recruitment Process
depth, as well as provide information about 2. A response to whether you would like to
what you can expect while working in the
request reasonable adjustments during
Recruitment Process
Ministry of Justice.
the selection process. The Disability
Support section explains how adjustments
The selection process will be chaired by Chris
• The session will also give you the chance
can be made to the selection process to
Drane, Director of Analysis. The other panel
to ask any questions you may have before
accommodate a disability.
members TBC.
applying to the role.
3. You will also need to complete a CV and
Statement of Suitability. It is important that
Support during the selection process
• To attend the session please join using
your CV and Statement of Suitability give
this link -
If you need any support or have any questions
evidence and examples of how you meet
during any stage of the selection process,
Information Session
the essential experience and technical
please contact the SCS Recruitment Team
skills set out on page 9.
scsrecruitment@justice.gov.uk.
The Statement of Suitability is 1000 words.
Stages of the selection process
Application
Find out more information about our
Information Session
You will need to complete the online
application process here.
application process accessed via the
• For those interested in finding out more
advertisement for this role.
about the role, we encourage applicants to
attend the information session on Monday
This should be completed no later than 23:55
After the Application Stage
on Sunday 6th July 2025. As part of the
23rd June 2025 at 3pm.
application process, you will be asked to
You will be advised whether your application
• Chris Drane and an HR Lead will be
complete:
has been shortlisted for the next stage of the
selection process. If you are shortlisted, we will
1. Responses to the eligibility questions to
contact you to arrange the next stage of the
check you are eligible to apply for the role.
selection process.
present to discuss the position in more
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Feedback will only be provided if you attend an
interview or assessment.
Panel Interview and Presentation
You will be invited to attend an interview and
presentation with the selection panel. You will
be asked to prepare a verbal 5-minute
presentation based on a topic that will be
provided in advance. The interview and
presentation will last for approximately 45
minutes.
What is being assessed?
Behaviours, as listed on page 9.
After the Panel Interview
.
Following the interview, the performance of all
candidates will be reviewed, and the
successful candidate identified. All candidates
will be notified of the outcome as soon as
possible after the conclusion of all interviews. If
you are not the successful candidate but you
meet the standard required, you may be invited
to have your details retained on a merit list to
be considered for future SCS roles.
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Civil Service Behaviours
What are Behaviours?
The Civil Service recruits using Success
as individuals and actively valuing diversity
Managing a Quality Service
Profiles and Behaviours are an element of
within the organisation. You empower teams
You understand the requirements of service
Success Profiles used to see whether
and individuals to excel by creating a shared
users and are focussed on providing a service
candidates are able demonstrate specific
vision and objectives and demonstrate trust in
that offers the best outcomes for the public.
Behaviours associated with the role they are
staff by giving autonomy.
You foster an environment where opportunities
applying for during the selection process.
You proactively maintain relationships with
to improve service delivery are identified and
In this process the below Behaviours are most peers and external senior stakeholders and
adjust processes accordingly. You create plans
relevant to this role and will be assessed
utilise these to achieve positive outcomes.
and consider the resources needed to support
during the interview stage of the process. The
implementation. You identify risks and barriers
definitions of Behaviours are set out below:
to service delivery and ensure they are
Communicating and Influencing
removed.
You communicate clearly and with confidence,
Leadership
both verbally and in writing. You are open,
You visibly demonstrate the organisation’s
honest and transparent in your
values in all your activity, leading authentically. communications. You communicate effectively Changing and Improving
You seek to engage staff in the aims of the
with internal and external senior stakeholders
You create an environment of continuous
organisation and communicate the
to present information in a convincing and
organisation’s strategy in an inspiring way. You
improvement and change. You see the benefit
influential manner. You tailor your
of change and promote this within your area of
create an inclusive and fair culture which
communication methods and content to the
responsibility. You identify business needs,
creates a sense of belonging by treating staff
audience, simplifying strategic messages.
both current and future, and use this to identify
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opportunities for change, utilising innovative
solutions that benefit the end user. You are
able to embed change, managing risks. You
evaluate the impact of change against the
expected outcomes for service users and the
public.
Please click here or more information on
Behaviours and Success Profiles.
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Guidance for writing your Statement and CV
As part of the application process, you need to • You should ensure that you detail recent and For more information on how to write your
submit a Statement and CV. Both your
relevant examples of the essential
Statement and CV please visit the Civil Service
Statement and CV should demonstrate how
experience and technical skills required for
Careers Website.
you meet the essential experience and
the role and describe the outcome that came
technical skills outlined in the Person
from this.
Specification section.
Providing a name-blind CV and Success
Ensure you read through the role information
Profile Statements
thoroughly and identify the essential criteria for In both your CV and Success Profile
each area. You should ensure you provide
Statements please remove references to any
evidence for each of the essential experience
personal information that could identify you.
and technical skills which are required for the
For example:
role in your Statement and CV. You may not
• Name and title
be progressed to the next stage of the
• Educational institution names
assessment process if you do not provide this
• Age and gender
evidence.
• Email address
When structuring your Statements try to:
• Postal address and telephone number
•
•
Group evidence of the same experience and
Nationality and immigration status.
technical skills together by using
This will help us to recruit based on your
subheadings and paragraphs. This will help
knowledge and skills, and not on your
to ensure you are writing about the
background, gender or ethnicity. Recruiting this
experience that is directly relevant for the
way is called name-blind recruitment.
role you are applying for.
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Expected Timeline
We will try and offer as much flexibility as we can, but it may not be possible to offer alternative dates for assessments or interviews. You are
therefore asked to note the below timetable, exercising flexibility through the recruitment and selection process, in order to meet the dates given.
Please note that these dates may be subject to change.
The anticipated timetable is as follows:
Advert Closing Date
23:55 on Sunday 6th July 2025
Outcome of CV and Statement of Suitability
Week commencing 21st July 2025
Panel Interview and Presentation
Week commencing 29th July and week commencing 4th August 2025
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Working for the Ministry of Justice
We want everyone to be the best of
Generous Annual Leave and Bank Holiday
themselves, to feel supported and have a
Allowance
strong sense of belonging in the workplace.
25 days annual leave on entry, increasing on a
Our commitment to creating a diverse and
sliding scale to 30 days after 5 years’ service.
inclusive workforce is reflected in all of our
This is in addition to 8 public holidays. This will
people policies and strategies.
be complemented by one further day paid
Benefits
privilege entitlement to mark the King’s
Birthday.
As a Ministry of Justice employee, you’ll be
entitled to a large range of benefits which
Flexible Working
include but are not limited to:
While not every type of flexible working will be
Pension
suitable for every role and business area,
flexible working can take many forms and The
The Civil Service Pension Scheme is one of
Ministry of Justice is committed to delivering its
the best workplace pension schemes in the UK
Equality, Diversity, Inclusion and Wellbeing
business effectively and sustainably by
public sector. For SCS 1 roles, you will start
creating modern and inclusive workplaces that
Our departmental values - purpose, humanity,
with a base salary of £76,000. In addition,
enable smart, flexible and hybrid working.
openness and together - are at the heart of our through automatic enrolment to the Civil
commitment to create a culture where all our
Service Pension Scheme, we will contribute
For more information on our amazing benefits
people are able to thrive and flourish in the
£22,000 to your pension, providing a total
including our Civil Service Pension Scheme,
workplace.
reward package of £98,000.
annual and special leave, and our Equality,
Diversity, Inclusion and Wellbeing schemes
We want to attract and retain the best talent
Visit www.civilservicepensionscheme.org.uk
please visit our Senior Civil Service website.
from diverse backgrounds and perspectives.
for more details.
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Disability Support
What reasonable adjustments can be made There are a range of disabilities such as
combination you choose to request will depend
if I have a disability?
physical, neurological, intellectual or learning
on your individual requirements.
difficulties and mental health conditions which
We welcome and encourage applications from may underpin candidates’ requests for
Examples of some types of adjustments
all candidates and are committed to supporting
include:
reasonable adjustments.
all candidates to take part in the recruitment
• Extra time to complete assessments;
process. This includes supporting individuals
We understand that the support requested will
who have a disability by making reasonable
be unique to every candidate and we will work
• Providing a break within an assessment;
adjustments to the recruitment process.
with you to help you to identify your individual
•
requirements.
Providing interview questions in a written
We are also able to provide support to
format at the interview as well as orally;
candidates who require adjustments to the
We make reasonable adjustments so that all
•
assessment process due to more temporary
candidates are given a fair opportunity to
An interview at a certain time of day;
difficulties (e.g. linked to a recent injury).
undertake the recruitment process. Therefore,
• Coloured overlays or different fonts for
disclosing information regarding your disability
We will ask you within your application form if
assessment materials.
or access requirements will have no impact on
you would like to request reasonable
the outcome of your application, regardless of
This is not intended to be an exhaustive list but
adjustments. If you feel you require any kind of your request or the role you have applied to. rather some examples of how we can support
support and/or would like to discuss this with
you during the SCS Recruitment Process.
someone, please indicate ‘yes’ to requesting
How we can support you
reasonable adjustments and ensure that you
Whilst we aim to confirm all adjustments
There are many types of reasonable
respond to the Reasonable Adjustments
requested, there may be occasions where this
adjustments that can be made during
Scheme team by email.
isn’t possible. For example, if a candidate were
assessment processes, and the type or
to request that they are not assessed on a
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specific behaviour outlined in the job advert
Do you offer a Disability Confident Scheme
this would not be possible because the
for Disabled Persons?
behaviour has been identified as important for
As a Disability Confident employer, the MoJ
the job role and all candidates are assessed
are able to offer an interview to disabled
against this criterion. If an adjustment cannot
candidates who meet the minimum selection
be provided, the reasons for this will be
criteria, except in a limited number of
explained to you during your contact with the
campaigns. This could be in terms of the
reasonable adjustment scheme team.
advertised essential skills and/or application
Help with your application
form sift criteria. Within the application form,
you will be asked if you would like to be
During the application process, we will ask you considered for an interview under this scheme,
if you require reasonable adjustments. You will so please make us aware of this when
need to contact us by email to discuss this with prompted.
a member of the team. It is important you tell
us as early as possible if you would like to
request reasonable adjustments so that the
recruitment process runs smoothly for you.
If you do decide during the process that you do
require adjustments and you have not
completed all your assessments, please
contact the SCS recruitment team in advance
of your next assessment.
If you have any questions in advance of
making your application regarding reasonable
adjustments for the assessment process,
please contact the SCS recruitment team at
scsrecruitment@justice.gov.uk.
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FAQs
Can I apply if I am not currently a
Is security clearance required?
If you are not satisfied with the response you
civil servant?
receive from the Department you are able to
Yes. If successful you must hold, or be willing
raise a formal complaint in the following order.
Yes.
to obtain, security clearance to SC level. More
information about the vetting process can be
1. To Shared Service-Connected Ltd (0845
Is this role suitable for part-time working?
found here.
241 5358 (Monday to Friday 08.00 - 18.00)
This role is available for part time, full-time or
or e-mail Moj-recruitment-vetting-
Will this role be overseen by the Civil
flexible working arrangements (including job
enquiries@gov.sscl.com)
Service Commission?
shares). To discuss your needs in more detail
2. To Ministry of Justice Resourcing
please get in touch with the SCS Recruitment
No. However, the recruitment process will still
(resourcing-services@justice.gov.uk)
Team.
be governed by the Civil Service Commission’s
Recruitment Principles.
3. To the Civil Service Commission
Where will the role be based?
(https://civilservicecommission.independent
What do I do if I want to make a complaint?
Leeds and London.
.gov.uk/contact-us/)
The law requires that selection for appointment
Relocation costs will not be reimbursed.
What should I do if I think that I have a
to the Civil Service is on merit on the basis of
conflict of interest?
Can I claim back any expenses incurred
fair and open competition as outlined in the
during the recruitment process?
Civil Service Commission’s Recruitment
If you believe that you may have a conflict of
Principles.
interest you must declare it by contacting SCS
Unfortunately, we will not be able to reimburse
Recruitment on scsrecruitment@justice.gov.uk
you, except in exceptional circumstances.
Should you feel that the recruitment process
before submitting your application.
has breached the recruitment principles and
Am I eligible to apply for this role?
you wish to make a complaint, you should
For information on whether you are eligible to
contact scsrecruitment@justice.gov.uk in the
apply, please visit Gov.UK.
first instance.
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Data Sharing
We will ensure that we will treat all experiences and feelings about working in the
the Civil Service, so that appropriate action
Civil Service can inform decision taken to
can be taken to level this experience;
personal information in accordance improve these experiences, and ultimately
with data protection legislation,
2. Processing is of a specific category of
organisation performance.
personal data and it is necessary for the
including the General Data
Sensitive personal data is personal data
purposes of identifying or keeping under
Protection Regulation and Data
revealing racial or ethnic origin, political
review the existence or absence of equality
opinions, religious or philosophical beliefs, or
of opportunity or treatment between groups
Protection Act 2018.
trade union membership, and the processing of
of people with a view to enabling such
genetic data, biometric data for the purpose of
equality to be promoted or maintained.
Data Sharing
uniquely identifying a natural person, data
3. Please note if you are successful in your
To process your application your personal data concerning health or data concerning a natural
application your sensitive personal data will
will be shared with the Ministry of Justice SCS
person's sex life or sexual orientation.
be used as part of the on-boarding process
Recruitment Team, campaign Panel Members
The legal basis for processing your
to build your employee record.
and anyone else necessary as part of the
sensitive personal data is:
recruitment process.
For further information please see the GDPR
1. Processing is necessary for reasons of
Privacy Notice.
The legal basis for processing your
substantial public interest for the exercise
personal data is:
of a function of the Crown, a Minister of the
Processing is necessary for the performance of
Crown, or a government department: it is
a task carried out in the public interest.
important to know if groups of staff with
Personal data are processed in the public
specific demographic characteristics have a
interest because understanding civil servant
better or worse experience of working for
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Diversity & Inclusion
The Civil Service is committed to attract, retain
and invest in talent where it is found. To learn
more, please see the Civil Service People Plan
and the Civil Service D&I Strategy
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Contact us
Should candidates like to discuss the role in more detail before
submitting an application, please contact SCS Recruitment on
scsrecruitment@justice.gov.uk.
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