Parliamentary & Complaints Caseworker (SC Cleared)

Public Sector and Government

Public Sector

Civil Service

£ 250 - £ 350 / Daily
location_onCity of London, Greater London
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Parliamentary & Complaints Caseworker


Contract Length: 6 Months
IR35 Status: Inside IR35
Location: Hybrid
Day Rate: £250 - £350pd


About the Role


We are seeking an experienced Parliamentary & Complaints Caseworker to support a high-profile digital transformation programme within central government.


This role offers the opportunity to work in a fast-paced environment, managing complex casework, investigating operational issues, handling high-profile complaints, and contributing to the continuous improvement of critical public services.


Key Responsibilities



  • Lead and manage complex casework and complaints through to resolution.

  • Establish and maintain effective case management, tracking, and escalation processes.

  • Investigate operational and service-related issues, gathering and analysing evidence to identify root causes.

  • Work collaboratively with internal teams and external stakeholders to resolve user issues and improve outcomes.

  • Produce clear, evidence-based recommendations to support service improvements.

  • Analyse complaints and user feedback to identify trends and opportunities for continuous improvement.

  • Build effective relationships with a wide range of stakeholders, influencing decisions and supporting delivery objectives.

  • Ensure compliance with governance requirements and statutory deadlines.


Essential Skills & Experience



  • Proven experience handling complex complaints, casework, or high-profile operational issues.

  • Strong investigative and analytical skills, with the ability to assess evidence and make informed recommendations.

  • Experience working in regulated, governance-heavy, or public-facing environments.

  • Excellent stakeholder management and relationship-building skills.

  • Ability to manage competing priorities and resolve issues effectively.

  • Strong written communication skills, including drafting responses, briefing materials, and correspondence for senior audiences.

  • A proactive approach to identifying risks, opportunities, and service improvements.


Desirable Experience



  • Parliamentary or ministerial correspondence.

  • Complaints management within government, regulatory, or public sector organisations.

  • Service improvement or operational excellence initiatives.

  • Experience supporting citizen-facing digital services.


What You'll Bring



  • Strong attention to detail.

  • Excellent judgement and problem-solving ability.

  • Confidence working with senior stakeholders.

  • A user-focused mindset.

  • The ability to remain calm and effective when managing sensitive or high-profile issues.


To Apply


Please submit your CV along with



  • SC Clearance status (current or previously held)





Ref: COMP6428