Bailiff / Bailiff apprentice in a Office of Enforcement and Bankruptcy

Bailiff / Bailiff Trainee in an Office of Enforcement and Bankruptcy Job Description The Offices of Enforcement and Bankruptcy are strengthening their teams and are looking for committed individuals to carry out a mission essential to the proper functioning of the offices. We are primarily recruiting an experienced bailiff from an Office of Enforcement and Bankruptcy (OPF). Failing that, we also offer an opportunity leading to this position as a bailiff trainee. In this framework, we offer you: a complete, structured, and recognized program, close support from experienced professionals, engagement as a bailiff trainee with real salary conditions, prospects for sustained engagement at the end of the training, and a pleasant working environment. You will be integrated into the bankruptcy office of the Broye and North Vaud district, which has more than 10 employees, and within an experienced, supportive, and committed team. Responsibilities Experienced Bailiff You autonomously handle enforcement and bankruptcy procedures. Bailiff Trainee (the following activities are progressively carried out under supervision): managing bankruptcy files and enforcing measures (inventorying assets and liabilities or seizable goods), conducting hearings for bankrupt individuals, and participating in the distribution of funds. Contributing to the management of real estate cases, income seizures, and movable sales. Collaborating on the management of real estate files and/or the management of income seizure and movable sales files. You will find more details in the job specifications by clicking here. Do you have questions? Ms. X, Clerk, is happy to assist you at the phone number. Requirements Commercial employee experience, experience in the field of enforcement, bankruptcy, or litigation: a knowledge of enforcement procedures is an advantage. For those to be trained: a strong desire to learn and evolve in this demanding field. A sense of public service, very good resilience, speed, and precision. Ability to manage conflicts, assertiveness. Mastery of spelling and comfort with numerous professional evolution and continuous training possibilities exist within the Offices of Enforcement and Bankruptcy. As part of the recruitment process, candidates will be required to present an extract from the enforcement register and a criminal record of less than 3 months. Engagement at a lower salary grade is possible if the duration of experience related to the field and the level of competencies are insufficient at the time of recruitment. WHO ARE WE? Alongside the executive authorities, the Vaud judicial order (OJV) plays the role of third power. In a constantly evolving context with numerous jurisdictional and institutional challenges, we have a duty to ensure compliance with the law within our territory. Spread across the entire cantonal territory, our 33 judicial authorities and offices employ more than 300 staff who are fully committed to our sovereign missions, essential for the functioning of our community. For more information, please click here to visit our website. Why join Vaud? The Canton of Vaud offers a wide variety of jobs and opportunities for advancement. Working conditions are based on principles of equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to a balance between professional and private life. To learn more about our benefits, visit our dedicated page. Locations Yverdon-Les-Bains, Jura-Nord Vaudois, Switzerland Application deadline Immediately or to be agreed Salary grade 8 Type Auxiliary monthly employees Activity rate % Address Office of Bankruptcy for the Broye and North Vaud district, Ms. X, Clerk, Rue de Neuchâtel, Yverdon-les-Bains. jid6d01ed9aen jit0310aen jpiy26aen