Job opportunity
Senior Public Policy Analyst Vancouver
Canadian Federation of Independent Business
Shape public policy for small businesses as CFIB’s Senior Policy Analyst in Vancouver, using research and communications expertise in a hybrid arrangement.
This full-time Senior Policy Analyst reports to the Director, Legislative Affairs, British Columbia. You will coordinate legislative, research, and communications activities affecting CFIB members across British Columbia. Your work covers tax policy, public finances, regulatory policy, labour, and social policy while supporting the voices of small businesses.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare letters, briefs, reports, and presentations reflecting research results
Represent CFIB in lobbying efforts and government meetings
Monitor legislation, economic trends, and government policy developments
Conduct quantitative and qualitative public policy research
Act as a media spokesperson when necessary
Requirements:
Superior written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills
Experience or degree in public policy, political science, economics, or legislative environments
Strong analytical and research skills
Understanding of small businesses and Canadian economic policy
Expertise in word processing, spreadsheets, and graphic packages
Bring policy analysis, legislative research, and communication expertise to CFIB’s small business advocacy work in British Columbia.
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Apply on source site This full-time Senior Policy Analyst reports to the Director, Legislative Affairs, British Columbia. You will coordinate legislative, research, and communications activities affecting CFIB members across British Columbia. Your work covers tax policy, public finances, regulatory policy, labour, and social policy while supporting the voices of small businesses.
Key Responsibilities:
Prepare letters, briefs, reports, and presentations reflecting research results
Represent CFIB in lobbying efforts and government meetings
Monitor legislation, economic trends, and government policy developments
Conduct quantitative and qualitative public policy research
Act as a media spokesperson when necessary
Requirements:
Superior written, oral, and interpersonal communication skills
Experience or degree in public policy, political science, economics, or legislative environments
Strong analytical and research skills
Understanding of small businesses and Canadian economic policy
Expertise in word processing, spreadsheets, and graphic packages
Bring policy analysis, legislative research, and communication expertise to CFIB’s small business advocacy work in British Columbia.
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