Clerk at the Social Insurance Court

Job description ##

Are you interested in the judicial field?

Does drafting judicial decisions and collaborating in a superior judicial instance particularly motivate you?

Do you wish to evolve in a stimulating work environment?

Join us!

As the superior judicial authority of the Canton of Vaud, the Tribunal cantonal assumes the double role of jurisdictional authority and management of the l-Ordre judiciaire vaudois. It is composed of 45 cantonal judges and substitute judges, elected for the duration of the legislature, as well as a registry serving its various courts.

The Tribunal cantonal, which employs nearly 200 magistrates and employees, is looking for a clerk attached to the Cour des assurances sociales.

Responsibilities ##

• Autonomously draft complete draft judgments based on reports or instructions from the judge, and in certain cases without prior instructions
• Participate in hearings, and if necessary, in duty shifts.
• During hearings and deliberations, keep the minutes and take notes.
• Proceed with the indexing and anonymization of the decision to be published on the internet.

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Do you have questions? Mme Marie-Pierre Chautard, Première greffière, is at your disposal at 021 316 15 18.

Qualifications ##

• Master in law or a university degree deemed equivalent
• Several years of professional experience desired
• Sense of public service and responsibility
• Experience in judicial drafting
• Confirmed interest in the subject matter of social insurance law
• Excellent spelling, mastery of typing, rigor, precision and discretion
• Very good resistance to stress

As part of the recruitment procedure, candidates will be required to present an extract from the debt enforcement register as well as a criminal record dating from less than 3 months.

WHO ARE WE? ##

Alongside the legislative and executive powers, l-Ordre judiciaire vaudois (OJV) ensures the role of the third cantonal power.

In a constantly evolving context and with numerous jurisdictional and institutional challenges, we notably have the duty to control the correct application of laws within l-État. Distributed across the entire cantonal territory, our 33 judicial authorities and offices employ more than 1-800 employees and magistrates fully committed to our sovereign missions, essential to the functioning of our canton.

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Why join l'État de Vaud? ##

L-Etat de Vaud offers a great diversity of jobs and evolution opportunities. The working conditions follow the guidelines of equality, inclusion, sustainability and professional ethics in an environment conducive to work-life balance.

To learn more about our benefits, visit our Etat employeur page.