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Offer: Campaigns and Communications Advisor ? Fixed Term:Esther MaximJob description:Job Description»Do varied, significant work in a flexible workplace»Wellington-located, fixed-term function until 29 December 2023 »Pay band: 71,589 to $101,671 The PSA, New Zealand's largest union, is seeking a skilled campaigns and communications advisor to support its campaigns and advocacy over the crucial pre- and post-election period. It's an exciting time to join the PSA, as Information technology rolls out its Stand Together 2023 election campaign, and advocates for a better working life for its members and quality public services that underpin a thriving Aotearoa. The function In this varied function you'll apply your generalist communications expertise to help drive the PSA's crucial work that includes: advocating for strong public and community services; pay equity and equal pay; Fair Pay Agreements; a fairer tax system; strong local government; and a clean and green Aotearoa. You'll make a difference to our five-person campaign and communications team over a busy period by: » Creating a range of content for use across our communications channels » Driving proactive media coverage and managing media inquiries » Developing communications plans » superviseing production of publications and e-newsletters » Providing communications advice to PSA sectors and networks. What you will bring You will be an practiced generalist communicator who thrives in a dynamic environment and who has some or all of the following expertise: » Digital campaigning expertise » Strong writing and message development expertise » Publications practice including editing » Photography, videography or video editing » A broad knowledge of the political environment » An knowledge of the political and industrial function of unions. Benefits The PSA offers staff arrange of benefits including: » Five weeks leave » Flexible working options » A nine-day fortnight option » Matching pension contributions up to 9% of your income, About the PSA With 90,000 members and growing, the PSA is New Zealand's largest union. Information technology represents and supports workers across the public service, the state sector, local government, the health and community sectors. To advance the interests of members the PSA woks hard to influence the political, economic, industrial and social environments. This work makes Information technology a powerful public voice and a key player in New Zealand politics, arguing for policies that improve public services and better working conditions that benefit all New Zealanders. The PSA Te P?kenga Here Tikanga Mahi is committed to honouring Te Tiriti O Waitangi across our organisation and the work we do. Knowledge of te reo and tikanga M?ori will therefore be an advantage. The income range for each position is$71,589 to $101,671. New employees enter the range on a starting rate located upon previous significant practice and commensurate with internal relativities. Progression to the top of the scale is by regular and automatic service steps. The PSA is also an EEO employer. How to submit the application:If you would like to apply, pleasevisit the PSA websitewww.psa.org.nzCompleted applications should be emailed toesther.maxim@psa.org.nzor posted to Esther Maxim, PSA, PO Box 3817, Wellington 6140Applications close 4pm, Wednesday 18th September 2023Skills:
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