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Corporate & Commercial Law (Legal)Government - Federal (Government & Defence)Full timeSalary: EL1: $123,114 - $132,866 / EL2: $141,878 - $165,963We are seeking highly motivated legal professionals to join the Office of Fair Work Ombudsman (OFWO) as a Senior Lawyer or Principal Lawyer to provide legal advice and support relating to the OFWO's criminal jurisdiction. This is a unique opportunity to support the establishment of a new investigative function for the OFWO, and to contribute to the development of the culture and work practices of the area.Positions are available as a Senior Lawyer (Executive Level 1) and/or Principal Lawyer (Executive Level 2), based on the professional skills and experience of the successful candidate. Full-time or part-time hours are available with offers based on candidate performance and operational requirements.A merit list may also be formed as a result of this exercise and may be used to fill similar vacancies in the next 18 months.About the OFWOThe OFWO is Australia's workplace regulator and part of the Australian Public Service. The role of the OFWO is to promote harmonious, productive, cooperative, and compliant workplace relations in Australia.What we offer youWe provide a diverse, inclusive and supportive work environment with access to:Security: Job security and opportunities to gain experience in areas that interest you.Flexibility: Generous leave and flexible working arrangements.Training: Great training and development opportunities.Employee Assistance Program: a free counselling service for you and your family.We Value DiversityAs part of the APS, we want to represent the community we serve. The OFWO embraces and celebrates diversity and welcomes all people to work with us.To be eligible for employment with the OFWO you must be an Australian citizen.The successful candidate must hold a current Australian Government Security Clearance (AGSVA) or be willing to undergo and obtain a Baseline security clearance (we will support you through this process).For this role, you will need to hold a degree in Law from an Australian university (or overseas equivalent qualification) and be admitted, or eligible for admission, to the Supreme Court in your State and the High Court of Australia.About the TeamThe OFWO's Legal Enforcement Branch 1 is a busy team of professionals responsible for advising on investigations and litigation relating to Commonwealth workplace relations laws.The OpportunityReporting to the Executive Director – Legal Enforcement Branch 1, you will have the opportunity to:Advise on the development and implementation of a criminal investigation function for the OFWO in accordance with Commonwealth frameworks.Provide legal advice to the Criminal Investigations Branch.Lead activities to build capability across the Branch and Agency in legal issues relating to criminal investigations.Advise on workplace relations issues and provide practical advice on the Fair Work Ombudsman's functions.Work with a broad range of stakeholders.Our Ideal CandidateWe are seeking exceptional lawyers with a can-do attitude who are agile and adaptable and who are committed to achieving fairness in Australian workplaces.You will typically have 7+ years of relevant post-admission experience as a Principal Lawyer and 5+ years as a Senior Lawyer.You must also be able to demonstrate:An advanced ability to identify and manage legal and evidentiary strategy and risks in the conduct of criminal investigations.Excellent legal and strategic judgment.How to ApplyIf you are excited about this opportunity, please tell us in no more than 800 words why you want to apply for this role and how your skills and experience address the requirements of this role.
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