u/Fair_Fee_6947

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HMRC Authorisations Caseworker

Hi, can anyone tell me a little bit more about the above job please? Just wondering what the job is like, how flexible the job is (starting hours etc) and what your dat to day is like? I have applied for this job but also on the reserve list for HMRC compliance caseworker and trying to see which job would suit me best ( obviously depending if I am successful or not). thank you so much!

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u/Fair_Fee_6947 — 2 days ago

HMRC compliance caseworker training.

Just wondering if anyone started the job this year and how are you finding it? How are you finding the training? And the flexibility of it? Thanks.

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u/Fair_Fee_6947 — 10 days ago

Flexible working - HMRC compliance caseworker

I am awaiting results for the above position at Edinburgh. I was just wondering, how flexible you find the hours etc? I have two young kids so trying to figure out if it will be a good suit for me ( school drop offs etc) if I’m offered a position! Any info is appreciated thanks x

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u/Fair_Fee_6947 — 2 months ago

HMRC compliance caseworker - Edinburgh office

Hi, I’m a serious over thinker and need to know everything before hand 😅 I was just wondering what the Edinburgh office is like? Stupid question but if you work in HMRC compliance I take it everyone is in the same office? Is the office normally really busy? Is it hot desking etc? Is there questions parts of the office? I know these are weird random questions but Any information would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

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u/Fair_Fee_6947 — 2 months ago

HMRC compliance caseworker

Hi, I was wondering if anyone can tell me a bit more about the training to do with this role please? It says on the advert that you need to do full time training for the first 12 weeks I think it is, however is some of this training also work from home or is it full time in the office.
Also I am completely new to this, my previous job was working the police, nothing to do with numbers etc!! Will this matter? TIA x

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u/Fair_Fee_6947 — 3 months ago