We've been trusted to serve Aussie communities since 1914 and grown to become a top 30-listed on the ASX with 120,000 team members and a portfolio of iconic brands. At Coles Group, you'll not only get to make a difference to millions of Aussie lives—you'll also get to see your impact.About the team
Corporate Affairs is the voice of Coles Group internally and externally. With passion and pace, we collaborate with stakeholders across our business to better connect with our customers and each other. By working together, we further strengthen the trust and relatability our brands are known for across Australia.About the role
An exciting fixed term opportunity in our Corporate Affairs team has become available for a Public Affairs advisor. You will support the public affairs team in implementing strategies to enhance Coles' relationships and reputation with local, state and federal governments, particularly with electorate offices and industry stakeholders.This role involves maintaining up to date databases, monitoring policy and political announcements, and facilitating MP engagements including store visits and official Coles events.You'll also:Manage day-to-day administration requirements ensuring continuity of workflow and efficient follow up of queries.Liaise with different internal departments and external contacts.Annual plan of MP engagement based on Public Affairs calendar.Prepare Public Affairs newsletter on a regular basis and distribute to all Federal.Support the Public Affairs team to communicate Coles' positive community achievements with Ministers and Members of Parliament.Support engagement projects with accurate and timely briefing materials.Accountable for individual compliance with company values, policies and procedures (including Coles Code of Conduct) and all applicable external laws and regulations.About you and your skills
• Experience in communications, public policy and/or regulatory affairs, ideally in an MP's office, retail or industry body sector.• Functional understanding of Australian government processes and legislative procedures.• Experience in support roles and document development and database management.• Experience liaising with key stakeholders, particularly parliamentarian's offices.• Bachelor's degree in Political Science, Public Policy, Law, Commerce, Economics or a related field.• Excellent communication, negotiation, and presentation skills.• Ability to analyse complex policy issues and develop recommendations.• High level of interpersonal skills and the ability to build and maintain professional relationships.• Proactive, strategic thinker with strong problem-solving abilities.Take your next step into something bigger, apply now.With us it's not about the discounts (although you do get those), it's about joining a team where your wellbeing and professional development is our investment and celebrating your contributions is the norm. And because everyone leads unique lives, we offer flexible work, additional leave and parental leave entitlements.We're continuing to build a gender equitable team, and a culture that is just as diverse, inclusive and welcoming as the communities we serve. We are committed to creating a workplace that is safe and respectful for our team. We encourage applications from people of all ages, cultures (including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples), abilities, sexual orientation and gender identities.We're happy to adjust our recruitment process to support candidates with disability. For further information and additional contact details visit the ' Our Recruitment Process ' section of our careers site or email ****** ID: 132841Employment Type: Fixed Term
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