
Do you look beyond the Netherlands, believe in sustainable economic growth, and want to contribute to corporate social responsibility on an international scale? Do you want to make a difference in this role as a senior communications advisor? If so, we share the same mission, and this position at the Social and Economic Council (SER) is definitely the right fit for you!
TheSocial and Economic Council(SER) advises the government and parliament on the broad outlines of social and economic policy. The SER also facilitates agreements and covenants and performs administrative tasks. Independent members appointed by the Crown, employers, and employees work together within the SER. The organization has approximately 140 full-time equivalents (FTEs) and maintains an informal atmosphere. The SER offers ample opportunity for personal responsibility and autonomy in one’s work.
We believe that diversity within our organization contributes to the quality and support for our work. We strive to be an organization where everyone can be themselves and is given the opportunity to grow.
The Communications Department is responsible for the SER’s corporate communications, including press relations and public speaking, organizing meetings, editing and designing publications, corporate identity, and internet and intranet sites, as well as for the documentation collection, providing information, and knowledge transfer. The Communications Department advises on communications with various target groups and ensures their implementation through various media.
You will be part of the Communications Advisory and Spokesperson Team, which is part of the Communications Department. The team consists of 10 communications advisors. You will serve as a sparring partner and point of contact for the program director of the Globalization and Earning Capacity program. You will report to the Head of Communications.
As a communications advisor and communications account manager, you will have your own portfolio of responsibilities within and outside the Globalization and Earning Capacity program. Approximately 17 policy officers in the program work on digitization, consumer rights, European socio-economic policy, and international corporate social responsibility. Here, you’ll play an advisory role, working alongside policy officers to ensure that projects and recommendations have an impact on the right target groups. Engaging stakeholders both within and outside the SER is key to this effort.
This is a position for a minimum of 32 hours and a maximum of 38 hours per week, initially for one year, with the prospect of permanent employment. The salary depends on your knowledge and experience and ranges from a minimum of €4,505 to a maximum of €5,912 gross per month for full-time employment (38 hours). The SER collective bargaining agreement applies, and you can expect an attractive benefits package from us, including a solid pension plan through the ABP and extensive training and development opportunities.You can find theother terms of employment here.
At the SER, you’ll work in a dynamic environment. Here, employees collaborate to develop consensus-based solutions to complex socio-economic issues. You’ll be part of a professional organization with an informal work atmosphere.You can read more about working at the SER here.
To ensure that all candidates are evaluated consistently, we use scoring forms. We use these to assess job-specific criteria during the application process and to evaluate job-specific competencies during interviews and writing assignments. During the interviews, we ask all candidates the same questions so that we can assess the extent to which they meet the job requirements.
Please note! We do not require a resume or cover letter. We ask that you describe your motivation, knowledge, and experience by answering three questions.
You will receive a response to your application by phone or email no later than one week after the job posting closes. The first interviews will take place on Wednesday, September 18, and the second interviews on Tuesday, September 24. A writing assignment is part of the application process. We aim to complete the application process by October 1.
Will you be our new colleague? If so, please apply as soon as possible, but no later than September 10, 2024, via our website.
Do you have any questions about the position? Please contact Liesbeth Breeveld, Head of the Communications Department, at 06 – 53410976. Do you have any questions about the application process? Please contact Farah Chtari, Human Resources & Organization Advisor, at 06 – 45502309.