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Job Opportunity: Advisor/Senior Human Rights Advisor (Pasifika)| Kaitohu Matua Tika Tangata:New Zealand Human Rights CommissionJob description:Job DescriptionAdvisor/Senior Human Rights Advisor (Pasifika)| Kaitohu Matua Tika Tangata» Pacific rights focus» 6-month parental leave cover » Open to flexible working arrangements The New Zealand Human Rights Commission | Te K?hui Tika Tangata works to promote a life of dignity for all. Our people are engaged, resilient and adaptable, using the breadth of their skills and practices to support, advise and encourage. About the function:Human Rights Advisors take a Tiriti-located human rights approach to delivering policy analysis and advice, strategic advocacy, and project support for the promotion of human rights in Aotearoa New Zealand. We seek an practiced policy advisor, who can contribute their skills to a fast-paced team.As a Human Rights Advisor (Pasifika) you will help connect the Commission with Pacific communities and provide policy advice and support for human rights projects and issues of interest to Pacific communities. this function is for approximately six months to cover a period of parental leave. The prosperous candidate will be able to demonstrate: » knowledge the relevance of Te Tiriti o Waitangi to the function, and what Information technology means to be part of a Tiriti located organisation » Excellent policy analysis, research and writing skills » Familiarity with legislative and government policy processes » practice in project methodology » skills in working with human rights frameworks would be desirable » The capability to engage with a broad range of community members, businesses, unions, government agencies, and civil society organisations » Pacific language/s would be an asset income band: Advisor: $79,207- $107,223 per annum. Senior Advisor: $92,700 - $125,454 per annum. Applications:Please note that this function is located in Auckland.We celebrate diversity. We do not discriminate in our hiring practices and, to build a strong and diverse workforce, actively seek a diverse applicant pool including those with a range of lived practices. We welcome applications from disabled people, and from people with diverse ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds. Please let us know, if any of our processes pose a barrier for you, or there is any support or assistance that would facilitate your participation in the application process. the job description and this advertisement are available in alternative formats and can be provided on request. To download a job description, please clickhere. Please note that you are not required to enter referee details during the application process. Applications close at midnight, 31 January 2022. candidates must have legal working rights in Aotearoa New Zealand. How to submit the application:To apply - please complete the application form when clicking ?apply for this job". Please ensure you include your cover letter and CV in your application. If you would like to get in touch with the People and Culture Team at the Human Rights Commission, please emailhumanresources@hrc.co.nz.Skills:
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