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Clerk Job Description Are you interested in the judicial field? Do you feel particularly motivated to write judicial decisions and take minutes during hearings? Do you want to work in a stimulating environment? Join us! To complete the existing team, the Rental Tribunal, which employs nearly 30 people, is looking for a Clerk. Responsibilities Assist the presidents of the Tribunal during hearings. Analyze cases, conduct all necessary research, especially legal, to prepare for the hearing and keep activities up to date. Update minutes of hearings and draft judicial decision projects by writing them and ensuring all legal grounds are addressed (based on notes or instructions). Make corrections made by the overseeing President of the case and ensure the accuracy of the original decision as well as manage files (mail, deadline tracking, phone calls, etc.) and conduct legal research. Provide information to the parties and their counsel, judicial instances, and any other stakeholders with a legitimate interest regarding the various procedures. For more details, refer to the specifications, or click here if you have questions? Ms. X, First Clerk, is readily available to assist you. Requirements: A degree in law or an equivalent university title. Several years of professional experience desired. Public service orientation and sense of responsibility. Interest in drafting judicial decisions and taking minutes. Excellent spelling, mastery of typing, rigor, precision, and discretion. Very good stress resistance. As part of the recruitment process, candidates will be required to present an extract from the debt collection register and a criminal record of less than 3 years. WHO ARE WE? Alongside the executive powers, the Vaud Judicial Order (OJV) plays the role of the third power. In a constantly evolving context with numerous jurisdictional and institutional challenges, we have a duty to oversee the proper enforcement of laws within the region. Spread across the entire cantonal territory, our 33 judicial authorities and offices employ more than 300 people fully engaged in our essential missions, crucial for the functioning of our democracy. Click here to visit our website. Why join us? Vaud offers a wide variety of jobs and advancement opportunities. The working conditions are based on equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to a balance between professional and personal life. To learn more about our benefits, visit our page on Switzerland. Apply to start as of July 1st, with a salary type of Public Law, at a work rate of 100%. Address: Rental Tribunal, Ms. GOMEZ-LAFITTE, First President, Avenue de Tivoli, Lausanne. jide875429aen jit0414aen jpiy26aen