Hello everyone,
I would like to ask a question regarding withdrawing from a role with the MOJ after already being given a start date. I have recently been offered another opportunity that is better suited to my long-term career goals, and I am considering accepting it instead.
Would I be allowed to withdraw at this stage, and would doing so negatively affect any future opportunities with the MOJ? I would appreciate any advice or insight.
Hi everyone, I have an upcoming interview for a Band 3 Outpatients/Ward Clerk role and I’d really appreciate any advice.
I don’t have direct NHS experience, but I currently work as a Teaching Assistant in an SEN school where I handle sensitive information, support individuals with additional needs, and manage administrative tasks. I also have previous front desk/admin experience.
For anyone who’s been through a similar interview or works in outpatient/admin roles:
- What kind of questions should I expect?
- What do interviewers look for most at Band 3 level?
- Any tips on how to stand out against candidates who already have NHS experience?
I’d really appreciate any advice or things you wish you knew before your interview. Thank you!
Hello Everyone
I just wanted to know if for instance, my start date is 20th of the month, would I still get paid at the end of the month or it’s going to be till pay day for the next month.
I would also like to kindly ask the the general pay day for MOJ please