Sessional Researchers

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Employment Opportunities / Alberta’s NDP Opposition
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2 Positions: Sessional Researchers. General Description: These temporary full-time positions will support the research of Alberta’s NDP Opposition during the spring sitting of the Legislature. Salary: $25.16 hr. Alberta’s NDP Opposition is an employment equity employer. Employment will run Feb. through May 2010.


Duties: under the direction of the Research Director, analyze and provide factually accurate/timely information to Alberta’s NDP Opposition MLAs on provincial issues, government bills, motions, budget estimates, private member’s bills/motions; assist in the preparation of policy materials and speaking notes for use by MLAs in the Legislative Assembly; carry out administrative and other duties as assigned.

) [$ y! M* {9 v' \3 LQualifications: demonstrated research skills including relevant post-secondary education and experience in researching policy issues; research skills and strategic thinking ability, including the ability to organize and interpret complex data and present it in a clear and succinct format; a thorough knowledge of Alberta’s political landscape and an understanding of the Alberta NDP; ability to work under tight timelines and shifting priorities as part of a highly motivated team; strong computer skills including: MS-Office applications, word processing, email, and demonstrated ability in using the internet as a research tool.

TO APPLY – Send application letter detailing experience, resume and references (in confidence) by January 7th, 2010 to:
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John Ashton, Caucus Administrative Assistant
501 Legislative Annex, 9718 - 107 Street NW
Edmonton, Alberta T5K 1E4 / F: 780.415.0701
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jingjoyo

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妖娆小妖

感兴趣啊？ 可惜偶没有post-secondary education and experience in researching policy issues