
Skilled in system coordination with focus on technology and problem-solving. Can streamline IT operations and ensure seamless communication between departments. Uniquely capable of optimising system processes using analytical and strategic planning skills.
Adaptable and driven, equipped with strong organisational and communication skills. Demonstrated ability to manage projects and coordinate teams seamlessly. Ready to enhance operational efficiency and drive positive change in system coordination roles.
Driven and organised individual with talent for problem-solving and coordination, seeking to leverage strong analytical and communication skills. Proficient in project management and stakeholder engagement, ensuring smooth operation and timely delivery of tasks. Committed to driving team success and operational excellence in [Desired Position] role.
Offering strong foundation in organisational skills and problem-solving abilities. Knowledgeable about coordinating tasks, managing schedules, and ensuring smooth operations. Ready to use and develop communication, time management, and team collaboration skills in any role.
Organised System Co-ordinator with knack for streamlining processes and enhancing team productivity. Successfully implemented new project management software, leading to smoother workflows and better communication. Known for problem-solving skills and ability to keep projects on track and within budget.
Talented professional experienced in information and communications technology management. Develops technologies to achieve business systems and operations requirements. Leads teams by example to maintain high-performing service departments.
Takes on challenging new role harnessing interpersonal skills, collaboration and problem-solving. Driven to deliver high-quality service and consistent results.
Energetic employee well-versed in strong communication and organisation skills. Seeks solutions to problems and applies extensive analytical knowledge to findings. Adept at multi-tasking, leading group discussions and managing projects.
As a national Systems Coordinator, I carry out the following work: Track and monitor system faults and downtime and report back to both colleagues and system users; Analyse and document system processes and prepare reports based upon stakeholder feedback and offer appropriate recommendations; Liaise with Regional contacts and local Branch Secretaries across the UK, regarding system processes and report back where improvements may be required to enhance user experience and ensure inclusivity in usage; Diagnose, record and resolve queries on the operation of the system and escalating to other parties as appropriate; Communicating with stakeholders to ensure that we are receiving regular reports on how the system is being used and where there are priorities such as legal cases; Co-ordinate, organise and run regular weekly training courses for local, regional and national system users, both remotely and in person; Regularly liaise with Data Protection and Legal Teams on best practice within the system as we hold details of over one million individual members. Safeguard UNISON's internal and external policies and procedures as these can include personal and / or privileged data; Prepare regular reports to colleagues and senior management, as well as other stakeholders regarding the amount of users of the system, the amount of cases that have been dealt with and any issues that have arisen in their work, using internal reporting systems.
Review and assess grant applications analysing information against criteria, interprets financial information, collaborates with welfare volunteers and other professionals and, reaching recommendations on financial assistance; Delivering the welfare officer induction training Planning and delivery of presentations and training, as directed. Advising welfare volunteers and others in the organisation on issues such as debt/money management, benefit entitlement, policy as it affects casework and alternative sources of help; Assisting members in accessing this support or their contact with authorities, welfare providers and other organisations; Advocating and negotiating in consideration of individual circumstances and vulnerability; Maintain confidentiality in all areas of the role in line with procedures and, Data Protection regulations; Support the Casework Manager in identifying trends and ongoing development of grant making policy and casework procedures; Share team related tasks including daily case prioritisation, first-line assessment, emergency applications and payments.
In my Council role I would visit tenants in both Council and private rented housing to assist them with completion of their Housing Benefits form. I would also identify any other benefit needs and refer them as appropriate. A major part of my role was to interview tenants in a confidential interview room when they had specific needs that required a more detailed and sometimes sensitive conversation
As a Clerical Assistant, I would answer phone calls, file cases and staff the public Inquiries desk. I would liaise with the Benefits Assessors regarding issues raised by claimants.
My role was in the International Unit at the Dept of Energy - where I would mainly deal with faxes coming in regarding issues in the Gulf states. I would carry out filing and book travel for the Senior Executive Officer and Principle Officer.
I worked in a restaurant on the third floor, which has since gone. It was known as the Selfridge Restaurant and was frequented by wealthier clientele and celebrities. I carried out portering duties and washing up.
I was employed to wash dishes, sweep floors and clean the kitchen equipment.
I began my work at UNISON as a national Caseworker for their registered charity UNISON Welfare (aka There4You) In this role, I would arrange grants for UNISON members in need, as well as referring them for money management and debt advice to our partner Payplan I would also liaise with the Royal British Legion; SSAFA (the armed forces charity) and the Family Holiday Association - the latter for stressed families in need of convalescence I would also deal with emergencies such as court dates and bailiff visits to members homes - usually giving them more time for the issue regarding money owed to be dealt with via the relevant agencies I would also liaise with Refuge and Womens' Aid as appropriate I would have to run regular reports and feedback on member's requirements and outcomes This would be fed back to the Chair of the Board of Trustees of the Charity and would sometimes assist toward UNISON national policy In my current role I helped to introduce the CaseWeb Branch case management system used by UNISON Branches, Regional Offices and national departments I am responsible for training system users in Eastern Region, East Midlands, Scotland and Northern Ireland I am one of three national co-ordinators, who deal with training, system enquiries I run regular reports on the level of Casework being carried out at all levels of the organisation and feed this through to senior management through internal processes This can feed into the union's national policy and discussions with government when looking at issues around for example, how many people suffer domestic abuse and how that impacts work pressures I also regularly arrange reports on issues such as how much the system is being used; who is using it; legal cases and whether they are being actioned on time and also whether there are more training requirements I handle highly sensitive data on a daily basis and have a full understanding and appreciation of data protection and the correct procedures for reporting any breaches on time Between 2008 and 2013, I was Chair of the Personnel Committee of Uttlesford Citizen's Advice Bureau and I am currently the Chair of the Board of Governors at Katherine Semar Primary Schools on a voluntary basis (please see their website) and I have consequently been CBR checked In this role, I chair the regular Board meetings, I support the Executive Head as required, deal with any complaint against the Head, arrange Governor training, visit classrooms and talk with Teachers and students before compiling a report on student progress and teaching methods I am also occasionally required to sit on Exclusion Panels for other schools within the Academy Trust, which require reading detailed confidential material and making a judgement on whether to support exclusion of a pupil or not
I have chaired several different bodies, including as Chair of the Personnel Committee of Uttlesford Citizen's Advice Bureau between 2009 and 2014 and currently as Chair of a Primary School Board of Governors. I have been trained in facilitation skills, PRINCE 2, School Safeguarding, GDPR, Data Protection Awareness, Health & Safety at Work Act and Risk Management. I have been a Fire Marshall for my workplace for almost twenty years and I have spoken at conferences and given presentations to large groups of people.