FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of a Legal Cashier at DWF?
The primary responsibilities include managing cash allocations, handling various types of payments (BACS, faster payments, CHAPS, and cheques), preparing and authorizing online electronic bank transfers, managing payments for main bank accounts, producing cheques for local and regional offices, and monitoring incoming funds.
Is prior experience required for this role?
Yes, demonstrable legal cashiering experience or experience working within a busy finance role is essential for this position.
What skills are important for success in this role?
Important skills include excellent organizational and time-management abilities, the capability to work under pressure in a fast-paced environment, and being a confident user of Microsoft Excel.
What is the work schedule for Legal Cashiers?
Legal Cashiers currently work from the Manchester office on Tuesdays and Thursdays, in a hybrid work arrangement.
Does DWF offer support for candidates with diverse backgrounds?
Yes, DWF is an equal opportunities employer that celebrates diversity and is committed to creating an inclusive environment for all candidates.
Can I apply if my experience does not perfectly align with the requirements?
Yes, you are encouraged to apply even if your experience doesn't align perfectly with the requirements, as you may still be the right candidate for this role or others in the wider team.
What is DWF's approach to client services?
DWF delivers efficiency, price certainty, and transparency for clients across the world while maintaining a commitment to quality and service.
What type of payment methods will I be handling as a Legal Cashier?
As a Legal Cashier, you will be handling payments such as BACS, faster payments, CHAPS, cheques, and client-to-office transfers.
Will I need to manage a busy inbox?
Yes, you will be responsible for managing a busy inbox for general cashier inquiries and ensuring timely and precise responses are delivered to stakeholders.