Temporary Legal Audio Typist (Part Time)

Legal Audio Typist (Temporary)

  • Hourly Rate: £13 - £16 per hour (DOE)
  • Location: Haslemere, Surrey
  • Job Type: Temporary, Part-time (1-2 days per week / Ongoing)
We are seeking a temporary Legal Audio Typist to join our team during a crucial period of transition. This role offers a unique opportunity to contribute to managing the existing workload with potential for some remote working after initial in-office engagement.

Day-to-day of the role:

  • Provide audio typing support for legal documents and correspondence.
  • Handle dictations efficiently, ensuring accuracy and confidentiality.
  • Work initially within set hours (generally 9-5), with potential flexibility depending on the firm's needs.
  • Initially, the role will be office-based with the possibility of remote working arrangements in the future.
Required Skills & Qualifications:
  • Proven experience in audio typing; experience in a legal environment is desirable but not essential.
  • Ability to manage multiple tasks effectively with high attention to detail.
  • Excellent communication skills and the ability to work independently.
  • Familiarity with legal terminology and practices is advantageous.
Benefits:
  • Competitive hourly rate between £13 and £16, depending on experience. (PAYE)
  • Flexible working hours with potential for remote work.
  • Opportunity to work in a small, collaborative office environment.
  • Free on-site parking.
  • This role is ideal for someone available to start as soon as possible and is looking for a flexible working arrangement. The position is temporary, with the duration dependent on the workload and office needs during the transition.
How to Apply:

Interested candidates should submit your CV and a brief cover letter expressing your interest and availability to start. We are looking to fill this role urgently, so prompt applications are encouraged!

For more information Reach out to Mark Watts at Reed, your Legal Recruitment specialist is surrey and surrounding counties.

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