Bailiff of an Office of Enforcement

Bailiff (M/F) of an Office of Collection Job Description Are you a holder of a degree in forced execution, or do you have experience in the field of collections and bankruptcies? Are you motivated by taking on varied responsibilities, particularly by performing duties that involve direct contact with users? Do you wish to evolve in a stimulating work environment? Join us at the Vaud Judicial Order; the ten collection offices of the canton are in charge of the collection procedure, from the payment order to the collection of debts or the issuance of the certificate of lack of assets. They also maintain various registers and issue documents. The Office of Collection of the District of Morges, which employs nearly 30 people, is looking for a bailiff for its collection office. Responsibilities Carry out the necessary forced execution to settle debts of debtors. Conduct the collection of debts. Estimate assets, if necessary with assistance, define the assets to be seized to cover claims, execute seizures, seizures, and inventories to draft reports intended for the parties to the procedure, process income seizure files and movable sales. Participate in the management of real estate files. Apply legal provisions while reconciling the interests of creditors and debtors. You will find more details in the job specification by clicking here. Have questions? Mr. X, Collection Officer, is happy to assist you at your convenience. Please indicate in your cover letter the level of activity of a commercial employee carried out in a collection office or a degree in forced execution or possibly be holder of the OPF apprentice test or have experience in the field of collections and bankruptcies with a commitment to follow modules 1 and 2 of the professional training of 4 years in the field of collection or public service, very good resistance to stress, speed, and precision. Ability to manage conflicts, assertiveness. Mastery of spelling and proficiency with office tools. Driving license and availability of private vehicle desired. Numerous opportunities for professional evolution and continuous development exist within the collection offices. As part of the recruitment process, candidates will be required to present an extract from the debt collection register and their criminal record dated less than 3 months. WHO ARE WE? Alongside the executive powers, the Vaud Judicial Order (OJV) plays the role of a third authority. In a constantly evolving context with numerous jurisdictional and institutional challenges, we have the duty to ensure the proper enforcement of laws within the system. Spread across the entire cantonal territory, our 33 judicial authorities and offices employ more than 300 people and are fully engaged in fulfilling our essential missions for the functioning of our institution. Click here to visit our website. Why join us? The Canton of Vaud offers a great variety of jobs and development opportunities. Working conditions emphasize equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to balancing professional and private life. To learn more about our benefits, visit our benefits page. Location Morges, Switzerland Apply Before starting on June 1 or as agreed Salary class 8 Type of Public Law Activity Rate 60% Address Office of Collection of the District of Morges, Mr. X, Collection Officer Place St-Louis 4, PO Box 838, Morges 1 jide497d56aen jit0206aen jpiy26aen