Applications are invited to fill the following vacant post in the Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC): Administrative Assistant (GMG/AM 4) (2 posts) – Legal Division
Salary range $2,803,771 – $3,770,761 per annum.
Job Purpose
Under the general supervision of the Director, Human Resource Management, the Administrative Assistant provides administrative, paralegal and secretarial services to the Deputy Solicitor-General (DSG), which enhance the DSG’s Office and the operations of the Division in general. The Administrative Assistant co-ordinates the activities of the Office, organizes meetings and manages/monitors the DSG’s Calendar, drafts reports and other documentation, and ensures proper Records Management System is maintained.
Key Responsibilities
Technical/Professional:
Manages the calendar of schedules and appointments on behalf of the DSG;
Prepares audio-visual presentations, as appropriate; prepares Briefs, background information and/or supporting documents for scheduled appointments, meetings, speaking engagements, conferences, interviews as appropriate/directed;
Reviews, collates and edits reports for submission to the DSG and other stakeholders, as directed;
Composes and prepares correspondence, memoranda, agenda and other documents that are oftentimes confidential;
Produces and distributes action sheets, Notes/Minutes of meetings; follows up on actions to be taken;
Co-ordinates all activities related to the preparation of the Division’s Budget, Corporate and Operational Plans and Individual Work Plans, to ensure submission within stipulated deadlines;
Ensures visitors and incoming calls to the DSG’s Office are received and screened; information or access is provided; referrals to appropriate staff effected; and/or other actions are taken, as deemed appropriate;
Works closely with the DSG to keep him/her well informed of upcoming commitments and schedules and follows-up, as appropriate;
Processes all correspondence addressed to the DSG; and routes correspondence and documents as appropriate, to allow for the efficient operation of the Division;
Conducts on-line and off-line research on routine matters at the request of the DSG;
Co-ordinates the receipt, distribution and dispatch of files and correspondence within the Division, to ensure that matters are settled in accordance with service standards;
Demonstrates professionalism, credibility and integrity in the performance of functions, to enhance and maintain a positive and credible image of the office;
Maintains knowledge of the Division’s operations, working knowledge of the policies, procedures, practices and protocols, to be able to respond appropriately to enquiries, requests or issues.
Paralegal Duties:
Assists in the preparation of legal documents, under the guidance of the DSG;
Conducts research into legislation and other sources of law, as directed;
Researches and gathers data inclusive of statutes, legal articles, and relevant documents;
Prepares reports of analysis of research findings;
Assists in organizing meetings to review and discuss legal documents;
Assists in collating documents/bundles in preparation for legal hearings and consultations;
Keeps and monitors law volumes to ensure that law library is up-to-date and volumes updated/annotated;
Liaises, on an on-going basis, with key stakeholders i.e. attorneys and other parties, in facilitating review or development of legal documents.
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Competencies
Excellent interpersonal and teamwork skills
Excellent oral and written communication skills
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Strong customer relations skills
Excellent planning and organizing skills
Excellent judgment and initiative
Proficiency in the use of relevant computer applications
Minimum Required Qualification and Experience
Bachelor’s Degree in Administrative Management, Business Administration or related Social Science discipline, paralegal qualification and a minimum of one (1) year related work experience.
OR
Diploma in Administrative Management, Business Administration or related Social
Science discipline, paralegal qualification and a minimum three (3) years’ related work experience.
Applications accompanied by Résumés should be submitted no later than Monday, 16th June, 2025 to: