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A union representing health professionals in Victoria is seeking an Administrative Assistant for Labour Relations to provide comprehensive administrative support. The ideal candidate should have a diploma in Business Administration and experience in an office environment, with strong skills in MS Office, communication, and organization. This role offers competitive compensation, a hybrid work environment, and the opportunity for professional development.
The BC Nurses’ Union (BCNU) is a strong, dynamic voice for nurses and nursing in British Columbia, representing more than 50,000 members. BCNU provides collective agreement negotiation and support to its members, as well as professional and advocacy services in the field of research, clinical practice, leadership and education. As the voice of the nursing profession in the province, we advocate for nurses and patients to ensure safe, quality, public health care for all.
Job Title
Administrative Assistant – Labour Relations
Position Type Temporary Full-Time
Posting # MOVEUP-020-25
Bargaining Unit MoveUP
Pay Grade 4 ($37.95/hour or $69,069 annually)
Responsible for providing administrative support for Labour Relations, Classifications, and other Officers, as required, as well as for standing/ad hoc committees. This position is under general supervision and operates with independence. The incumbent receives new assignments in the form of verbal, written or email guidelines from a number of officers and other union staff, and is required to exercise initiative in the organization of their related duties.
Handles inquiries and requests from members and staff.
Sets up and maintains filing systems.
Coordinates scheduling, meetings, and travel.
Performs other related duties as assigned.
The Successful Applicant Must Have
Required Competencies
BCNU speaks up and speaks out for safe, quality, public health care. We pride ourselves in providing protection, representation, and services to all members and in supporting our employees. Our organizational values are rooted in respect, integrity, and collaboration, guiding us in building a workplace culture where everyone feels they can bring their authentic selves to work. We recognize and prioritize cultural and psychological health and safety. As part of our dedication to equity and justice, we honour the Truth and Reconciliation Commission's calls to action and are actively engaged in advancing Indigenous-focused initiatives.
We offer an inclusive workplace with a comprehensive range of benefits and resources to promote well-being, career growth and work-life balance. This includes but is not limited to:
If you are seeking an opportunity to join a passionate and committed team, we’d like to hear from you!
Please also reach out to us at hr@bcnu.org to let us know of any accommodations you require through our application and selection process.