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SGCORE.CUKR : UK FRAMEWORKS.Policy Official.C1

City of Edinburgh
£62.1k – £77.5k/yr
Posted about 16 hours ago
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This is an Expression of Interest (EOI) opportunity, available on a lateral move basis only. Applications are open to Core Scottish Government employees only.

Job Title

Internal Market Act Team Leader

Business Area/Directorate

Constitution Directorate

Location

St Andrews House, Edinburgh

Working Arrangement

In line with our current ways of working, our team follows a hybrid working approach, where colleagues use a mix of office based and remote working (working from home) depending on the requirements of the role and personal circumstances.

Grade

C1

Advert Type

Level Transfer

Duration

12 months maternity leave cover

Eligibility

Expressions of interest are invited from substantive colleagues on level transfer from Core SG only.

Skilled Worker sponsorship is not available for this role. As a result, we are unable to appoint candidates who require Skilled Worker sponsorship now or in the future. Applicants must have an existing and ongoing right to work in the UK.

Overview

This is an exciting opportunity to work at the centre of the Scottish Government as part of the Constitution and UK Relations (CUKR) Division in the Constitution Directorate. The division leads cross-government activity relating to Scotland’s place in the UK’s current constitutional arrangements and is formed of 3 units: UK Relations (UKR); UK Frameworks; and Constitutional Policy.

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You will be supporting a wide range of varied and interesting work, and you will join the team at a critical time as the upcoming elections in Scotland and Wales will have a significant impact on the way we work, regardless of the result.

Based in the UK Frameworks Unit, this post plays a pivotal role in supporting our ministers and senior colleagues in engagement with the UK Government and other devolved governments on the Internal Market Act (IMA) and Common Frameworks programme. The Internal Market Act continues to present operational, constitutional and policy challenges across the Scottish Government and the post holder is responsible for a variety of engagement and policy deliverables to support teams as they navigate this landscape.

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The role will be ideal for someone who wants to gain experience of working closely with a range of external government colleagues from across the United Kingdom as well as developing their expertise in devolution-related policy work and advising colleagues on the internal market implications of the forthcoming EU Partnership Bill.

As evidenced by CUKR’s results in recent People Surveys, we are a small, friendly division that aims to support each other and has a strong focus on prioritising health and wellbeing along with personal development. We expect the post-holder to contribute their own ideas to making it a great place to work and you will be given opportunities to grow and develop your skills within this role and gain valuable experience.

The UK Frameworks Unit comprises a C2 Unit head, 2 x C1 posts (of which the post advertised here is one), and 2 x B3 posts, one of whom will report to you.

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Skills

Policy Development
Stakeholder Engagement
Devolution Policy
Government Relations
Team Leadership
Strategic Advising
Constitutional Analysis
Intergovernmental Coordination

Location

City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

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