Job board
Job and volunteer vacancies with organisations working in the criminal justice system.
Trainer Assessor ( Ref: TAW-251)
St Giles Trust
Salary
Location
Are you a proactive, efficient and influential individual who is passionate about making a difference to disadvantaged people?
Type
Hours
Personal Wellbeing Coach (Ref PEW 251)
St Giles Trust
Salary
Location
Are you a proactive, organised and compassionate individual with a proven record of working with male adults in the criminal justice system whether in the community or in priso
Type
Hours
Central Support Coordinator (Ref: CSC-251)
St Giles Trust
Salary
Location
Are you a proactive, adaptable and compassionate individual with a proven record of working in a fast-paced, multi-faceted project management or operational support role?&
Type
Hours
Lawyer
The Howard League for Penal Reform
Salary
Location
We are looking for lawyers to join our legal team. We welcome applications from solicitors, barristers and chartered legal executives.
Type
Hours
Head of Operations (Wales)
The Nelson Trust
Salary
Location
Are you a dynamic leader with a passion for empowering women and driving operational excellence?
Type
Hours
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Promoting your vacancies
Light Lunch, our weekly Friday ebulletin, includes a selection of Clinks' members' job and volunteer vacancies from our job board. Members can also promote their vacancy as a guaranteed, stand-alone 125-word listing in Light Lunch for £100 – just tick the relevant box on our form. Find out more about Featured Vacancies here
Ban the Box
We encourage all organisations to sign up to the Ban the Box campaign. Ban the Box calls on UK employers to give people with convictions a fair chance to compete for jobs by removing the tick box from application forms and asking about convictions later in the recruitment process.
Clinks welcomes applications from people with convictions, and we encourage our members to do too. For guidance, please see Unlock and Nacro’s websites.
Show the salary
We have signed the Show the salary campaign pledge and encourage others to do so too. The campaign is asking organisations to be open about salary expectations and not to ask for previous salaries on applications when advertising roles. It aims to close the pay gaps and inequities that exist in the job market.