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Crowley & Company is a well-established Cardiff firm specialising in asylum, human rights, immigration and nationality law.  We seek an experienced caseworker to join our small specialist team.

We are looking for someone who is competent in conducting all tasks permitted under the Law Society IAAS Level 2 (accreditation to this level essential).  You should have a wide experience in lodging asylum and human rights claims and appeals as well as private immigration.  Additionally you should also have a good knowledge and understanding of the changes to immigration and asylum law and practice.

We conduct both private and publicly funded work and have been awarded the Specialist Quality Mark (SQM).

We are looking to recruit an IAAS Level 2 Caseworker, with accreditation at Supervisor level to Deputise for Supervisor as required in their absence.

Crowley & Company is committed to Equal Opportunities and embraces diversity of its staff.  The Company strives to ensure that our staff reflects the diversity of the communities we serve, which is reflective at all levels within our workforce.

This role can be full time or part time for the right candidate.

Salary – Dependent upon experience.

Please forward your CV to sh@crowleysolicitors.co.uk

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