Associate Director - Workplace Relations

Page Executive; Canberra; On-site; AUD 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Page Executive in Canberra seeks an Associate Director of Workplace Relations to analyse legislation and policy developments, contribute to advocacy strategies and policy submissions, and engage with government agencies, regulators, industry groups and ACCI members.

You will support representation in key forums and coordinate grant-funded projects, while researching emerging issues and shaping policy positions.

Qualifications

• Experience with workplace relations and employment policy.
• Ability to analyse legislation and policy developments.
• Experience engaging with government agencies and industry groups.

Responsibilities

• Analyse workplace relations legislation and policy developments
• Contribute to advocacy strategies and policy submissions
• Engage with government agencies, regulators, industry groups and ACCI members
• Support representation in key workplace relations forums and committees
• Coordinate and deliver strategic grant-funded projects
• Research emerging workplace issues and develop policy recommendations
• Help shape ACCI's position on workplace relations reform and employment policy matters.

Skills

Workplace relations

Employment law

Policy advocacy

Job description

This is an outstanding opportunity for someone with experience in workplace relations, employment law, government policy or advocacy who wants to contribute to nationally significant policy reform and represent Australian business in discussions that shape the future of work. As an Associate Director of Workplace Relations, you will:

• Analyse workplace relations legislation and policy developments
• Contribute to advocacy strategies and policy submissions
• Engage with government agencies, regulators, industry groups and ACCI members
• Support representation in key workplace relations forums and committees
• Coordinate and deliver strategic grant-funded projects
• Research emerging workplace issues and develop policy recommendations
• Help shape ACCI's position on workplace relations reform and employment policy matters.

Associate Director - Workplace Relations Canberra, GB