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Job Opportunity: Legal Publications Editor:ministryofjusticeJob description:Job DescriptionLegal Publications Editor, Te Kura Kaiwhakaw? Pacific Justice Sector Programme (PJSP)Fixed-term full-time opportunity – Wellington Kia ora, Kia orana, T?lofa lava, Mauri, M?l? e lelei, T?lofa, Ni Sa Bula Vinaka, Fakaalofa lahi atu, M?l? ni, Noa’ia, Halo wantoks, Kaselehila, Ekamawir omo, Yokwe, Apinum, and warm greetings. Te ?huatunga a te t?ranga – About the function Te Kura Kaiwhakaw? (Te Kura) is the education and development arm of Aotearoa New Zealand’s judiciary. Te Kura is a business unit of the Office of the Chief Justice – Te Tari Toko i te Tumu Whakaw?. From 1 January 2022 Te Kura is funded for an initial five-year period by Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (MFAT) to deliver support to judiciaries and courts in 15 Pacific countries. As Legal Publications Editor you are primarily responsible for producing online publications to support Pacific judicial and court agents. You will co-ordinate and create content, working closely with key stakeholders including judges, academics and subject matter experts. Your legal research and editing expertise will ensure the online publications are legally correct, well-written and significant to needs of the specific audiences. You will edit and publish with an eye to consistency, style and accuracy. He p?kenga tou – expertise and practice To be prosperous in the function you will have the following: » A tertiary qualification in law and high-level practice in electronic publishing and project management » Strong interpersonal expertise and the capability to interact effectively with Pacific judges and other key stakeholders » Proficiency in Pacific cultures and ideally in a Pacific language is an advantage, as is a working expertise of the judiciary or courts M? te t?ma – About our team At Te T?h? o te Ture – the Ministry of Justice, we’re committed to working together for a fair and safe Aotearoa. Te Kura Kaiwhakaw? (Te Kura) is the education arm of the judiciary, providing education and development for judges all over their careers. Joining the Ministry of Justice means you will become part of an inclusive organisation that values you and the communities we serve. It’s our promise to ensure our workplace is one where our people feel healthy and safe, supported and able to be themselves at work. We value respect as the foundation for building a positive workplace culture and one where diversity is welcomed and celebrated. Tono mai – How to apply To apply, click the ‘apply’ button below to be directed to our careers website. You can view a detailed position description here, as well as complete an online application form by attaching your CV and cover letter. income range The appointing income for this function will be between $84,366 and $110,172 located on expertise and practice Applications close on Wednesday, 6 July 2022. Our Ministry’s top priority is the safety and wellbeing of its employees. We have a comprehensive range of health and safety protocols already in place across all our worksites to help keep our people safe from the effects of COVID-19. We strongly encourage and support all our people to be vaccinated and boosted against COVID-19. Our current policy position is that vaccination is not a prerequisite for employment. However, while employed by Te T?h? you will be bound by all policies, procedures and rules which are in effect at the time. This includes any future changes to our vaccination requirements. If you have any questions, Contact Us by Sylvia Riches atsylvia.riches@justice.govt.nz How to submit the application:https://apply.justice.govt.nz/jobs/MOJ-1637288. Applications close on Wednesday, 6 July 2022.Skills:
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