Bailiff / Trainee bailiff of a Office of Enforcement and Bankruptcy

Bailiff / Aspirant Bailiff at an Office of Enforcement and BankruptcyJob DescriptionThe Offices of Enforcement and Bankruptcy are strengthening their teams and are looking for committed individuals to carry out an essential mission for the proper functioning of the system. We are prioritizing the recruitment of an experienced bailiff from an Office of Enforcement and Bankruptcy (OPF). Otherwise, we also offer an opportunity to lead to this function as an aspirant bailiff. In this framework, we offer you: a complete, structured, and recognized training, close support from experienced professionals, engagement as an aspirant bailiff with realistic salary conditions, real prospects for long-term employment at the end of the training, and a supportive work environment. You will be integrated into the Office of Bankruptcy of the Lausanne district, which has nearly 25 employees within an experienced, cohesive, and committed team.ResponsibilitiesExperienced BailiffYou will independently handle enforcement and bankruptcy procedures. Aspirant Bailiff (the following activities will be gradually carried out under supervision): managing bankruptcy files and executing measures (inventories, assets and liabilities or seizable goods), interviews with bankrupt individuals and distribution of funds, contributing to the management of real estate files, income seizures, and movable sales. You will collaborate in managing real estate files and/or managing income seizure files and movable sales. For more details, please refer to the job specification by clicking here. Have questions? Mr. X, Officer, is readily available at your service. Commercial EmployeeExperience in the field of enforcement, bankruptcy, or litigation: a degree in enforcement or some experience is a plus. For profiles to be trained: a strong willingness to learn and develop in this demanding field; a sense of public service, very good resilience; quickness, precision; conflict management skills; assertiveness; mastery of spelling and ease with various tools; numerous opportunities for professional development and continuous learning exist within the Offices of Enforcement and Bankruptcy. As part of the recruitment process, candidates will be required to present a statement of the enforcement register and a criminal record from within the last three months. Starting in a lower salary class is possible if the duration of experience related to the field and level of qualifications are insufficient at the time of employment.WHO ARE WE?Alongside the executive powers, 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 monitor the proper application of laws within the country. Spread throughout the cantonal territory, our 33 judicial authorities and offices employ over 1,000 people fully committed to our core missions that are essential for the functioning of our state. For more information, please click here to consult our website.Why join us? The canton of Vaud offers a wide variety of jobs and opportunities for advancement. Working conditions promote equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to balancing professional and private life. To learn more about our benefits, please visit our page. 06:00LocationsLausanne, SwitzerlandApply before start dateImmediately or to be agreedSalary class8Type of Assistant Monthly PaidActivity rate %AddressOffice of Bankruptcy of the Lausanne DistrictMr. X, OfficerCh. du Trabandan Lausanne jid703fe8faen jit0310aen jpiy26aen