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Welcome to The Crown Prosecution Service Talent Community ​
The Crown Prosecution Service is an independent organisation that prosecutes criminal cases investigated by police
and other bodies in England and Wales, independent of police and the government.​

The CPS operates across England and Wales, with 14 regional teams prosecuting cases locally. Each of these 14 CPS
Areas is headed by a Chief Crown Prosecutor and works closely with local police forces and other criminal justice
partners.  Their main responsibilities include deciding which cases to prosecute, determining charges for complex
cases, advising police during investigations, presenting cases in court, and supporting victims and witnesses.​

Careers at the Crown Prosecution Service  
All opportunities shared through this Talent Community are permanent roles within the CPS.​

Public Sector Resourcing (PSR) is managing the recruitment of these roles on behalf of the CPS. By joining the PSR
Talent Pool, you can register your interest in future opportunities within the CPS. Your details will be held securely by
PSR and used to match you with relevant roles as they arise. ​

Every person in the Crown Prosecution Service plays a crucial role in helping to deliver justice, making it an
organisation where you can build your career and take pride in your contributions and achievements.​

Roles Offer:
• Civil Service contributory pension of up to 28.9%​
• 25 days’ leave, increasing to 30 days after five years​
• An extra privilege day to mark the King's birthday​
• Competitive maternity, paternity and parental leave​
• Flexible working and a family friendly approach to work​
Cycle2Work scheme, employee savings

Why join the Talent Community?​
By registering, you will:​
• Be notified about relevant permanent opportunities as they become available​
• Receive occasional updates on careers and working life at the CPS ​
Complete Your Information to Join​
Register your interest to be considered for future permanent roles at The Crown Prosecution Service, with recruitment managed by PSR.​
Should match the document that proves your right to work in the UK (e.g. passport or Biometric Residence Permit etc.).
Should match the document that proves your right to work in the UK (e.g. passport or Biometric Residence Permit etc.).
Please tell us which areas you have experience in - maximum of 3:
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Guaranteed Interviews

PSR is proud to support our customers in meeting their commitments to the Disability Confident scheme and/or their signatory pledges to the Armed Forces Covenant by ensuring eligible applicants are guaranteed to be interviewed by Hiring Managers. Please note that not all of our customers offer this scheme; you can find out more about our customer commitments on our website. To be eligible, you must meet the minimum or essential criteria for the role that you are applying for as detailed within the job advertisement and ONE or more of the below criteria:


• Have a visible or non-visible disability, long term medical condition, mental health condition, neurodivergence or learning difficulties or meet any other criteria as detailed within the Equalities Act 2010. We do not have an exhaustive list but examples could include dyslexia, epilepsy, autism, chronic fatigue or schizophrenia.

• Have served in the Armed Forces (otherwise known as a veteran) OR currently a spouse or partner to a serving member of the Armed Forces

In cases where we receive high volumes of applicants who meet the eligibility criteria for this scheme, only candidates who meet the essential and desirable criteria for the vacancy as detailed in the job description will be interviewed. We will notify you if this scenario applies.

Please let us know if you meet the criteria for this scheme by choosing the most appropriate declaration from the drop-down list below:
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
The Government is committed to having a truly diverse workforce and a culture of openness and inclusivity as a means of delivering better outcomes to the citizens they serve. When they draw on the talents of a workforce with a diverse range of experience, skills, and backgrounds, they deliver better services for everyone.
As part of this ongoing commitment, we have developed a set of questions to help us to understand the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion (DE&I) profile of candidates that use our services.
You are under no obligation to provide this information and can select the 'prefer not to say' option for each question. Your responses will remain confidential and will be anonymised and aggregated when used for analytical purposes.

A question about gender identity will follow
**The next 8 Socio Economic background questions are all optional – should you wish NOT to answer please select No and click Submit**
Please confirm the statement below and ‘Submit’ your information, so we can review your profile