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has anyone been canvassed for the senior court office assistance title at the mental hygiene legal service? it's an agency of the appellate division apparently and not in a courthouse. i just thought it was odd.
On two occasions I have sent an email to [email]asm@nycourts.gov[/email] and both times I have received a confirmation email that the changes have been made.
Hi. Does anyone know what this job actually entails??? I've tried to search online, and I can't tell if it's a peace officer job or a clerical office job. Are you on your feet all day? Is there mandatory overtime? Any insights? Thanks
Hi. Does anyone know what this job actually entails??? I've tried to search online, and I can't tell if it's a peace officer job or a clerical office job. Are you on your feet all day? Is there mandatory overtime? Any insights? Thanks
Jonslingerr and everyone, I just received a canvas letter for the Mental Hygiene legal service unit. So...I guess I am debating. I am at a job that is paying a bit (I actually work the state so fortunately my retirement most likely should transfer over) but my boss is a douche and I have been applying to still get into my field and I just don't want to take this job if I know I will get hired elsewhere with even a better salary. I have been applying aggressivly so I don't know what to do. But the perks are attractive, 20 vacation days which is 4 weeks of vacay along with 12 holidays I mean...I don't know....Decisions, decisions...I will have to truly think about it. But this isn't a job offer anyway and some folks have been going on interviews with no avail. So maybe I will just say I'm interested and see what happens then.
Hi. Does anyone know what this job actually entails??? I've tried to search online, and I can't tell if it's a peace officer job or a clerical office job. Are you on your feet all day? Is there mandatory overtime? Any insights? Thanks
It really depends on which court you are assigned to. It is a peace officer status job (you get a badge/shield) but you will most likely do clerical office work at a counter or window or information desk. (Maybe in the court room too but very unlikely because that is usually performed by a court clerk) I know in housing court you might be sent out as a resource assistant which means you make inspections and write up reports. I've only worked in civil court so I cannot speak for family, surrogates or criminal courts.
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