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Job Offer: Research Analyst:Public Service CommissionJob description:Job DescriptionTe Kawa Mataaho Public Service Commission leads the public sector to make a positive difference for New Zealand and New Zealanders.The Strategy and Policy group is tasked with designing and driving how government agencies work together to improve wellbeing. We achieve this through: » Maintaining a reputation for delivering first class advice to the Government of the day » Supporting the implementation of the Public Service Act 2020 and wider public service change agenda » Developing of excellent public policy, strategy, research and information management skills » Providing skills and thought leadership abilities on machinery of government and public management » Developing innovative, data and evidence driven approaches that have potential to enhance the future performance of public services, and » Supporting agencies and chief executives to organise around shared problems https://www.publicservice.govt.nz/resources/mog-shared-problems/ The common purpose for all of us at Te Kawa Mataaho is working towards making a difference to New Zealanders. We offer exciting career opportunities to gain breadth of skills through work that focuses across all of the activity of government. The Strategy and Policy Group conducts various research projects to support our advice. We are currently looking to progress several research projects at once and need a research analyst to help with this workload. This is an exciting opportunity for a researcher to gain practice working in a government context while furthering their research skills. Our ideal candidate will: » have a research background with 1-2 years' practice in public administration, M?ori studies, law, or public policy, » have a sound expertise of te ao M?ori, tikanga and kawa and the implications of Te Tiriti on today's society and public service, » excel at undertaking literature reviews and analysis, » be able to write to an academic publication standard, and » be comfortable delivering to deadlines while balancing multiple projects on a range of topics. If you would like to discuss this function, Contact Us by: Dr Rodney Scott, Chief Adviser, 021 734 620 or rodney.scott@publicservice.govt.nz We believe in a diverse and inclusive Public Service which reflects the communities that we serve. You must have the right to live and work in New Zealand to apply for this job. Talk to us about what flexible work arrangements might work for both you and us. This position usually pays between $54,910 to $67,830 depending on skills and practice. Please submit your application by or on: 22/03/2021 How to submit the application:Please note that all candidates are required to apply via jobs.govt.nzSkills:
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