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Pay Range
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Position Details
Job Code:
JC-479039
Position #: 800-310-1277-007
Title: Legal Support Supervisor I
Classification: LEGAL SUPPORT SUPERVISOR I
Salary Range:
$5,045.00 - $6,320.00
Number of Positions: 1
Location: Alameda County
Work Arrangement: Hybrid (remote/onsite)
Job Type: Permanent, Full Time
About Us:
The California Department of Social Services is committed to serving, protecting, and supporting Californians in need, fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion in our workforce and services.
Job Description and Responsibilities
The Legal Division is recruiting for a permanent full-time Legal Support Supervisor I in Oakland. The role involves supervising legal secretarial staff, managing workload, participating in meetings, and assisting in office management. You may perform legal secretarial work in addition to supervision.
Minimum Qualifications:
Either:
One year of experience as a Senior Stenographer, Legal, Range B or Senior Typist, Legal, Range B in California state service.
Or three years of legal stenographic/clerical work, including at least one year in a responsible or supervisory role.
Substitutions for education and experience are detailed in the full job posting.
Application Process:
Submit a completed application (STD 678), Statement of Qualifications (SOQ), and unofficial transcripts if applicable. The final filing date is 6/1/2025. For detailed instructions, visit the California Careers website.
Additional Information:
Selected candidates will undergo background checks and fingerprinting. Resumes are optional but do not replace the SOQ. Ensure all employment history is complete on the application form.
Equal Opportunity
The State of California is an equal opportunity employer and provides accommodations for applicants with disabilities.
