Judicial Clerk/Senior Judicial Clerk

Job Title: Judicial Clerk/Senior Judicial Clerk (Open Talent Pool) Ministry: Justice Edmonton, Calgary, Camrose, Drumheller, Fort McMurray, Fort Saskatchewan, Grande Prairie, High Level, High Prairie, Hinton, Leduc, Lethbridge, Medicine Hat, Peace River, Red Deer, Sherwood Park, St. Full or Part-Time: Full-Time and Part-Time Permanent/Temporary: Permanent, Temporary and Wage Classification: Judicial Clerk/Senior Judicial Clerk Judicial Clerk (JC): $2,090.70 to $2,645.40 bi-weekly ($54,567
- $69,044/year) $28.84 to $36.49 hourly Senior Judicial Clerk (Sr. JC): $2,308.09 to $2,920.47 bi-weekly ($60,241
- $76,224/year) $31.84 to $40.28 hourly Build a career with Court and Justice Services

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employee supports, career growth, competitive salaries, and comprehensive benefit packages The Alberta Public Service provides a comprehensive total compensation package. Curious about joining the Alberta Public Service? The Court and Justice Services Division provides a wide range of resolution and court services for people involved in legal disputes. In collaboration with the courts of Alberta, Court and Justice Services provides various programs and services including educating and helping Albertans finding solutions for legal issues and navigating the court system, offering programs at no cost or a nominal charge, and administrative support to all courts in Alberta. To learn more about Court and Justice Services please visit: This competition will be used to fill current and future vacancies for wage, temporary and permanent positions in various locations across the province of Alberta. Wages/casual/on-call positions have no guaranteed hours of work. Candidates who are successful in the selection process will be placed in a talent pool for the location(s) they have identified in the application process. The Court and Justice Services Division is seeking motivated, hardworking, and reliable individuals to join their team as Officers of the Court Success in this role requires a strong sense of integrity, the ability to thrive in a fast-paced environment, and a passion for helping Albertans navigate the court system. These roles are located in various locations across the province in the Alberta Court of Justice and the Court of King's Bench. To learn more about these two levels of court please visit the links below: Court of King's Bench: Civil Alberta Court of Justice: Civil Family and Youth In this essential role, you will professionally represent the court administration, ensuring fair and equitable justice delivery. Your duties will involve a mix of courtroom, counter, and office tasks, including: Managing administrative processes in civil and criminal court proceedings Maintaining court records and decorum, operating the digital recording system Handling exhibits, liaising with judiciary, lawyers, police, and the public Filing documents in line with Alberta Rules of Court and relevant statutes Assisting the public and legal community both in-person and over the phone Performing data entry, court order processing, and general office duties Performing Commissioner of Oaths duties after passing a required test Managing databases and facilitating appearances, both in-person and online This competition will also be used to fill positions in the Provincial Hearing Office (PHO). This includes days, nights, weekends and statutory holidays, for which you are compensated accordingly with holiday pay, banked holiday time and evening and weekend premiums. Shifts are scheduled on a six days on, three days off rotation and could include any combination of the following shifts: 3 days, 3 nights, and 3 days off. Candidates interested in the PHO would require availability for all shifts. Travel to circuit court locations is a requirement of this role in regional locations. This may require travel in inclement weather. Some circuit locations also require flying in small aircrafts. To view videos and learn more about becoming an Officer of the Court and how you can support Alberta's justice system please visit Competencies are behaviors that are essential to reach our goals in serving Albertans. Develop Networks: Proactively building networks, connecting and building trust in relationships with different stakeholders. Creative Problem Solving: It is important to know that work done in one part of the APS impacts a variety of other groups/projects inside and outside the APS. Capability for public speaking; JC: A high school diploma plus a minimum of six months of workplace experience. Experience as an Officer of the Court Experience in an administrative role working in a Courthouse Experience working in a legal environment in roles such as a Paralegal, Legal Assistant or Administrative Support Experience in office administration Experience in administrative support Experience working in a customer service role where you had to de-escalate situations. JC: A high