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Consultant, Human Rights
City of Toronto · Toronto · Closes in 13 days
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1 Check who can apply You are here
The posting does not list special eligibility limits, so anyone who meets the requirements may apply. Check the official posting for any work authorization rules.
Education: Post-secondary education in a relevant professional field, or an equivalent mix of education and experience. A law degree (LLB or JD) is an asset.
Experience: Considerable human rights experience in a unionized organization, including investigations and dispute resolution.
What they ask for:
- Considerable human rights experience in a large unionized organization.
- Experience in alternative dispute resolution and harassment or discrimination investigations.
- Knowledge of the Human Rights Code, AODA, OHSA and collective agreements.
- Experience developing anti-racism, equity and human rights projects or policies.
- Strong communication, judgement, impartiality and analytical skills.
- Post-secondary education in a relevant field, or equivalent education and experience.
2 Resume and cover letter
Tailor your resume to this posting: use its words and show each requirement with a concrete example. In Canada, leave out your photo, age and marital status. Add a short cover letter if the posting asks for one or accepts it.
3 Apply on the official site
Closing date: November 13 (Closes in 13 days) Check the closing time on the posting.
Apply through the official City of Toronto job posting before the closing date. Accommodation during the application process is available on request.
4 Interview, tests and references
If you are shortlisted, they contact you, often by email. Interviews can be in person or by video, and some jobs also have a written or practical test. Have two or three references ready: former supervisors who know your work.
Good to know:
- The posted minimum salary appears to contain a typo, so check the official posting.
- A law degree (LLB or JD) is considered an asset.
- The position is non-union and has 1 opening.
- The City provides accommodation during recruitment when requested.
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