Auditor Accounts (Relief)
About This Job
Here at Audit Wales, our role is to examine how public bodies manage and spend public money, including how they achieve value in the delivery of public services.
Our aim is to:
- Assure the people of Wales that public money is being managed well.
- Explain how public money is being used and how it meets people’s needs.
- Inspire and empower the Welsh public sector to improve.
As part of our work, we are looking to engage CCAB qualified Relief Auditors to provide short-term, ad-hoc support in the undertaking of our accounts audits.
The location of our Relief Auditor posts is flexible and opportunities are available throughout Wales.
Due to the nature of the work available, these roles are offered on a relief basis only. We are not able to guarantee any set hours of work and there is no obligation on successful candidates to accept work.
Our Values and Culture
At Audit Wales, our values and behaviours define the way we work and how we work together to achieve our goals. All our people are fully committed to demonstrating our values and behaviours, so we can work effectively with each other and make good decisions. They help us be the best we can be and ensure that we have the right skills and experiences in the right place.
Our values and behaviours are designed by staff to help increase the diversity of our workforce and develop a coaching culture to ensure thriving conditions for organisational success.
We ask that the successful applicant contributes fully to nurture a positive culture and to help us grow by living our values and behaviours.
Additional Information
Audit Wales welcomes and encourages applications from everyone, including groups currently underrepresented in our workforce such as people from Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic backgrounds and disabled people.
Please note that due to the nature of the role and fluctuation of business demand, recruitment will occur at different times throughout the year. We will acknowledge receipt of your application and advise you whether or not you will be invited for interview; however, it may be some time before you hear from us regarding the next stage of the process.
Salary
£38,280 - £45,237 (pay band 3). Salary on appointment is at the minimum of the range.
Location
Wales
About This Job
Here at Audit Wales, our role is to examine how public bodies manage and spend public money, including how they achieve value in the delivery of public services.
Our aim is to:
- Assure the people of Wales that public money is being managed well.
- Explain how public money is being used and how it meets people’s needs.
- Inspire and empower the Welsh public sector to improve.
As part of our work, we are looking to engage CCAB qualified Relief Auditors to provide short-term, ad-hoc support in the undertaking of our accounts audits.
The location of our Relief Auditor posts is flexible and opportunities are available throughout Wales.
Due to the nature of the work available, these roles are offered on a relief basis only. We are not able to guarantee any set hours of work and there is no obligation on successful candidates to accept work.
Our Values and Culture
At Audit Wales, our values and behaviours define the way we work and how we work together to achieve our goals. All our people are fully committed to demonstrating our values and behaviours, so we can work effectively with each other and make good decisions. They help us be the best we can be and ensure that we have the right skills and experiences in the right place.
Our values and behaviours are designed by staff to help increase the diversity of our workforce and develop a coaching culture to ensure thriving conditions for organisational success.
We ask that the successful applicant contributes fully to nurture a positive culture and to help us grow by living our values and behaviours.
Additional Information
Audit Wales welcomes and encourages applications from everyone, including groups currently underrepresented in our workforce such as people from Black, Asian or Minority Ethnic backgrounds and disabled people.
Please note that due to the nature of the role and fluctuation of business demand, recruitment will occur at different times throughout the year. We will acknowledge receipt of your application and advise you whether or not you will be invited for interview; however, it may be some time before you hear from us regarding the next stage of the process.
Salary
£38,280 - £45,237 (pay band 3). Salary on appointment is at the minimum of the range.
Location
Wales
