Indigenous Relations & Negotiations Analyst

Government of Yukon; Whitehorse; Teletrabalho; CAD 90 000 - 104 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

The Government of Yukon is seeking a Negotiation and Implementation Analyst to support government-to-government negotiations with Indigenous governments and partners. You will conduct research, analyze complex policy issues, develop briefing materials, and contribute to negotiation and implementation planning.

You will join the Executive Council Office - Negotiations in Whitehorse, working a 18-month term with a 75-hour bi-weekly schedule.

Qualificações

• Degree or diploma in public administration, political or social sciences, Indigenous studies, law, natural resource management, land planning, or a related field.
• Experience conducting research and analysis on complex policy, intergovernmental, Indigenous relations, treaty or related issues, and developing briefing materials, options, recommendations and plans.
• Experience working in Indigenous–Crown relations and with asserted and established Indigenous rights.
• Experience working on Indigenous-Crown relations, government-to-government initiatives, negotiations, agreement development or implementation.

Responsabilidades

• Support government-to-government negotiation and implementation files with Indigenous governments and other partners.
• Conduct research, analysis, evaluation and planning; develop briefing materials and recommendations.
• Collaborate across government to support negotiation processes and implementation planning.

Conhecimentos

Research & analysis

Intergovernmental relations

Negotiation

Policy development

Briefing (oral/written)

Formação académica

Public administration / political science / Indigenous studies / law / natural resource management / land planning (degree or diploma)

Descrição da oferta de emprego

The Government of Yukon is seeking a Negotiation and Implementation Analyst to support government-to-government negotiations with Indigenous governments and partners. You will conduct research, analyze complex policy issues, develop briefing materials, and contribute to negotiation and implementation planning.

You will join the Executive Council Office - Negotiations in Whitehorse, working a 18-month term with a 75-hour bi-weekly schedule.