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Chief Executive, Rutland

Full time (37 hours per week).

We are recruiting an Assistant Director, with lead responsibility for both children's and adults safeguarding, to join this successful team leading the development of the new People Directorate in Rutland County Council. The directorate is made up of children's services, adult's services, culture and leisure, transport, customer services and the registration service.

The council has a well-earned reputation for providing good-quality services and it is important that the successful applicant has considerable relevant experience as well as a flexible and adaptable approach in order that the Rutland community receives the best, appropriate and cost-effective service.

The Rutland vision for services is delivered through a single One Council approach which focuses on improving the lives and services of the community. The successful candidate will be required to embrace this single approach with vigour and enthusiasm. The successful applicant for this post will be subject to a check by the Criminal Records Bureau.

To discuss this role further call Carol Chambers, Strategic Director on 01572 758481.

Closing date: 15 February 2012 Interview date: 24 February 2012. For further information and to apply visit our website here or email us here or call 01572 722577.

We do not accept CVs.

Rutland County Council is working towards being an equal opportunities employer and welcomes applications from all sections of the community.

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