Engagement Advisor - Parliamentary Labour Party Ethnic AffairsBring your first-class engagement, stakeholder-management and communications experience to the heart of Parliament!Mo te tunga | About the role:This is an exciting position for those who pride themselves on delivering high-quality and timely information, advice, and practical support.
You will be passionate about building strong relationships and engaging with the ethnic communities.
You will also provide timely information, advice, and practical support to the Parliamentary Labour Party Ethnic Communities Caucus.To kete | What you will bring to the role:You will ideally have a wide range of experience in various forms of communications, including good writing skills.
Above all else, nothing beats real-world and proven experience in community engagement, stakeholder management and communications.
Your previous positions will have given you insights in how to be the collaborator, investigator, the go-to person and the driver for all things relating to communications and community engagement across ethnic communities.
Please ensure your application clearly outlines the above.Nga haepapa | Responsibilities:Play a leading role in the development and implementation of the Ethnic Communities engagement and communication planIdentify and recommend opportunities to promote Labour values and policies to the public and other stakeholders across all platformsCreate and maintain a positive working environment and be a go-to for the Ethnic Communities Caucus, the Parliamentary Labour Leader's Office and MPs for communications expertiseHe aha te pai o te mahi ki Te Ratonga Whare Paremata?
| Why work for Parliamentary Service?We actively represent our values of Accountability, Manaakitanga, Whanaungatanga, Integrity and Empowerment.We offer a thorough induction, on-going development, and excellent working conditions.We are proud of our He Ao Takitaki and Diversity and Inclusion strategies; we offer karakia, waiata, reo Maori opportunities and staff networks.We offer a range of benefits including 5 weeks annual leave, Eye and Hearing subsidies and a well-being payment.As an employee of Parliamentary Service, you will be politically impartial in your role.
An awareness of the political landscape may be beneficial in supporting your MP.The pay band for the role starts at $75,000 per annum and appointments will be based on skills and experience.
These two 20-hour week roles are for a 12-month fixed term and are based in Auckland.If you want to work in a role and environment unlike any other: one that is hugely rewarding and exciting with the chance to make a difference, please apply now.
