Hansard Editor - Kaiwhakatakoto o Hansard at Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives, Wellington - Wairarapa Are you enthusiastic about the democratic process and have a keen eye for detail? Join the team at the heart of New Zealand's democracy as a Hansard Editor!
Mo te tunga - About the role As a Hansard Editor, you'll play a crucial role in accurately recording and transcribing parliamentary debates and speeches. This position offers a unique opportunity to witness democracy in action while contributing to the official historical record of New Zealand's Parliament.
Every day is different within Parliament and as Hansard Editor, you'll be amongst it all: Transcribe and edit parliamentary debates and select committee meetings to ensure clarity and readabilityProofread transcripts, maintaining a high level of accuracy and consistencyResearch and verify information, names, and technical termsTo kete - What you will bring to the role: Your exceptional editorial skills will be vital in ensuring the team is able to produce accurate, edited transcripts of debates and committee meetingsAn excellent knowledge of the English language, with flawless spelling and grammar and a strong typing speedA very keen eye for detail and an ability to work to tight deadlinesExcellent judgment, a good sense of when to escalate issues, and comfort in working with ambiguityA collaborative and pragmatic approach to your workFamiliarity with New Zealand's politics and current affairs would be preferredA knowledge of te reo Maori is advantageousDue to the nature of this role, you will need to work in the evenings on sitting weeks (Tuesday 1pm to 11pm, Wednesday 1pm to 11pm, Thursday 10am to 7pm) while training. This takes around six months.
The starting salary range for this role is $70,125 to $77,520 per annum. Appointments will be based on skills and experience (please note, the full salary range extends beyond this to allow for tenure progression).
We actively represent our values of Courage, Integrity, Manaakitanga, Impartiality, and KaitiakitangaWe offer a thorough induction, ongoing development, and excellent working conditionsWe offer a range of benefits including study assistance, five weeks annual leave and flexible working arrangements. Our ever-changing environment allows us to be part of the action at Parliament including attending question time, select committees and other key eventsMe pehea te tuku tono- How to apply:
To apply, click 'apply now' to upload your CV, and cover letter and complete the online application form.
Applications close at 5pm on Wednesday, 4 September 2024. Note: We will be screening applications as we receive them to move swiftly to interview shortly after the advert closes (depending on application numbers, this date may change). Shortlisted candidates may be asked to complete an editing test and typing test.
If you have any support or access requirements, we encourage you to tell us when you apply so we can assist you through the recruitment process.
The Parliamentary Service and the Office of the Clerk appoint on merit and are committed to diversity and inclusion and good employer principles. We welcome applicants from all walks of life and value the experience that your point of difference brings.
Employer: Office of the Clerk of the House of Representatives
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