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Batchewana First Nation

Membership Liaison

By Batchewana First Nation

Dead Line: January 19, 2022

The Membership Liaison is primarily responsible for fielding member complaints, concerns and issues; including administration, and directing them to the appropriate department and/or employee within Batchewana First Nation. If an issue cannot be resolved between parties then, the Membership Liaison ensures a clear understanding of the situation, and acts as a mediator to help the parties involved come to a mutually agree upon resolution. The Membership Liaison is also responsible for assisting members with government related forms, inquiries and referrals to federal and/or provincial services if applicable.
 
QUALIFICATIONS & EXPERIENCE
 
• Diploma is social work or related field with 2 years experience in an indigenous social services organization.
 
KNOWLEDGE SKILLS & ABILITIES
 
• Knowledge and understanding of aboriginal traditions, history, culture, ceremonies and language
• Knowledge of Batchewana First Nations programs and service
• Knowledge of government programs and services, as well as related agencies used by BFN members
• Exceptional interpersonal, relationship, communication, and leadership skills
• Exceptional investigation techniques and analytical skills
• Effective negotiation and mediation, conflict resolution, advisory, and consultation skills;
• Ability to demonstrate integrity, empathy, trust, respect, and understanding by always acting with a high degree of professionalism
• Effective verbal, written and presentation communication skills;
• High level of competency in computer software including Microsoft Office.
 
CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT
 
• May need to attend late or after hour meetings
• Provide a clear CPIC with vulnerable sectors check
• Travel is required; valid driver’s license with access to an insured reliable vehicle
 
Based on the current COVID-19 Pandemic restrictions please forward your cover letter and resume to email:
humanresources@batchewana.ca
 

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