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Paralegal
Prepare legal documents, research cases and support solicitors.Typical pay nationally: £16.67 an hour
Conveyancing assistant
Check property records and prepare paperwork for house sales.
Legal secretary
Type legal letters and documents and keep files for solicitors.Typical pay nationally: £13.85 an hour
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Solicitor
Advise clients on the law and represent them in legal cases.Typical pay near you: £38.46 an hour
Legal support assistant
Handle files, letters and research to support a legal team.
Personal assistant
Manage a senior manager's diary, emails, meetings and travel.Typical pay nationally: £17.44 an hour
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HR advisor
Help hire staff and advise managers and employees on work issues.Typical pay near you: £16.16 an hour
Compliance officer
Check that your organisation follows laws, rules and its own policies.Typical pay near you: £24.72 an hour
Office administrator
Answer phones, file papers, type letters and keep office records.Typical pay nationally: £14.55 an hour
Medical admin assistant
Admin for a GP surgery or hospital: reception, records, letters, appointments.Typical pay nationally: £13.21 an hour
Secretary
Answer phones, file paperwork, type letters and keep office records.Typical pay near you: £15.75 an hour
Support worker
Help people with housing, money, health and daily life to live independently.Typical pay near you: £15.86 an hour
HR assistant
Keep staff records, file paperwork and help with hiring new people.Typical pay nationally: £14.17 an hour
Accounts assistant
Process invoices and payments and keep company accounts up to date.Typical pay nationally: £15.38 an hour
Customer service adviser
Answer customer calls, emails and chats and sort out problems.Typical pay near you: £14.87 an hour
Typist
Type letters, reports and forms from drafts, notes or recordings.
Police investigator
Investigate crimes, interview witnesses and build cases for the police.
Intelligence analyst
Study police data and reports to spot and stop crime.
Law lecturer
Teach law to university students and mark their work.
Teaching assistant
Help a teacher in class and support pupils with their work.
Receptionist
Greet visitors, answer the phone and book appointments at a front desk.Typical pay nationally: £13.45 an hour
Office supervisor
Lead the office team and check admin work gets done.Typical pay nationally: £17.69 an hour
Office manager
Run an office: staff, post, records, supplies and admin.Typical pay nationally: £20.51 an hour
Administrative officer
Process forms, keep records and answer the public in government offices.Typical pay nationally: £16.41 an hour
Claims handler
Check insurance claims, gather evidence and decide what to pay out.Typical pay nationally: £18.47 an hour
Claims administrator
Check insurance claims and policy forms and update customer records.Typical pay nationally: £14.79 an hour
Funeral service operative
Carry coffins, drive hearses and help mourners at funerals.Typical pay nationally: £13.70 an hour
Learning assistant
Help tutors and teachers with lessons, often in adult or community learning.
Herdsperson
Feed, milk and look after cows, pigs or poultry on a farm.
Bench joiner
Make doors, windows, cabinets and furniture from wood in a workshop.Typical pay nationally: £16.67 an hourAbout paralegal jobs near you
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