Businesses up and down the UK, of all shapes and sizes, are struggling for survival. Many will feel that they are no longer able to make ends meet and are in fear of losing their business and that calling in the insolvency practitioner is their only alternative.
Walsh Taylor has been helping business owners turn their failing businesses around and regain control once again.
Over the years our intervention has provided an essential lifeline to hundreds of businesses, many of whom are now flourishing.
If you have first-hand commercial experience from managing a business or through helping companies through banking, accountancy or other consultancy services, this could be an ideal opportunity to build a new career.
We also have vacancies from time to time for experienced high calibre insolvency staff at all levels of experience.
The application process is highly confidential so in the first instance email your CV direct to
We currently have a vacancy for a Case Support Officer, please email your CV to the address above.
Case Support Officer
| Job Description | |
| Job title | Insolvency Case Support Officer |
| Location | Guiseley, Leeds |
| Reports to | Case Manager |
| Job summary |
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The Case Support Officer will provide effective and efficient administration support to the Case Manager and ensure that internal and external clients receive a quality service. This includes but is not limited to investigations, collating books and records, dealing with creditors and directors.
Having experience of working in an insolvency practice is preferred but not essential. You may gained experience of accountancy or legal role. You will need to have excellent interpersonal skills, be experienced in dealing with high workloads, be able to manage your time and workload efficiently and have a healthy attitude to team working. |
| Job tasks | |
| 1 | To deal with enquiries and provide information to clients, creditors, directors and stakeholders. |
| 2 | Working with Case Manager on Liquidations, Administrations, Bankruptcies and Voluntary Arrangements. |
| 3 | Assisting with the preparation of statutory documents |
| 4 | Liaising with the Companies who are experiencing financial difficulties, dealing with creditors and employees. |
| 5 | To take responsibility for own personal development in line with the annual performance objectives |
| 6 | Learn statute of insolvency |
| 7 | To work as part of a team with all staff to meet the department objectives |
| Person Specification | Essential | Desirable |
| Education, training and qualifications |
A levels or equivalent
Good Numeracy skills Excellent written skills |
Degree |
| Skills | Microsoft packages (Word, Excel) |
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| Personal attributes |
Well presented, professional at all times
Good communication skills face to face and by phone |
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| Knowledge and abilities |
Willingness to learn and progress
Conscientious with excellent attention to detail |
Experience of case work and working in a confidential environment
Insolvency experience |
| Other | Flexibility to work in other offices as required |
| Equal Opportunities |
| Walsh Taylor is a committed Equal Opportunities employer promoting equality of opportunity. This means that everyone who either applies to or works for the firm is treated equally, whatever their gender, age, ethnic origin, nationality, marital status, disability, sexual orientation or religious beliefs. |