Specialist*in Parental Care — Stadt Bern
- Location
- Bern
- Contract
- full-time
- Posted
- 13 days ago
Role overview
The Parental Care Centre advises child parents in the context of a voluntary and free offer on child support, paternity and parental care issues.
It draws up maintenance contracts for child parents and arranges for their approval by KESB.
In addition, it conducts proceedings for the legal determination of paternity and the settlement of maintenance claims and, where necessary, takes over the associated legal proceedings.
- The Parental Care Centre advises child parents in the context of a voluntary and free offer on child support, paternity and parental care issues.
- It draws up maintenance contracts for child parents and arranges for their approval by KESB.
- You advise parents on issues of paternity, child support and joint parental care and accompany them in their legal regulation
- You develop mutually agreed solutions, draw up maintenance contracts and accompany their approval
Main responsibilities
- You advise parents on issues of paternity, child support and joint parental care and accompany them in their legal regulation
- You develop mutually agreed solutions, draw up maintenance contracts and accompany their approval
- You provide assistance in paternity and maintenance proceedings and represent the interests of the child in court on behalf of the Child and Adult Protection Authority (KESB)
- You advise the social workers of the Office for Adult and Child Protection (EKS) on family and child protection issues Requirements
- Master of Law or Bachelor in Social Work with In-depth Legal Knowledge
- Professional experience in the subject areas of the specialist centre
- Good knowledge of family, child and adult protection, civil and procedural law
Company and context
- Independent and exact working methods and good organizational skills
- Negotiation skills as well as a secure appearance before authorities and courts or the willingness to acquire this competence Enjoy working in a small team We offer: For sense and city life
- With us you change something.
- You help shape city life, carry responsibility and make Bern more liveable.
- In the city of Bern, more than 4,500 people work together across five directorates and more than 80 job profiles.
- We are committed with passion and conviction to the people who live here, who work here.
- Together we shape the community and the future of this city – visible, tangible, sustainable. for our city.
- For Bern.
Additional details
- You advise the social workers of the Office for Adult and Child Protection (EKS) on family and child protection issues
- Negotiation skills as well as a secure appearance before authorities and courts or the willingness to acquire this competence Enjoy working in a small team For sense and city life
Notes and original content
- Requirements
- Negotiation skills as well as a secure appearance before authorities and courts or the willingness to acquire this competence
- Enjoy working in a small team
- For sense and city life
Questions about this listing
What salary does Stadt Bern offer for this role?
Stadt Bern lists CHF 68'500 - 104'000 gross per year for this position in Bern. This is the salary published in the original listing (or, when the employer omits a figure, a realistic estimate for the role and sector) — the calculator on this site converts it to your actual net take-home once cross-border tax and social contributions are applied.
Is this a full-time role, and what type of contract does Stadt Bern offer?
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