Operational Analyst - Toronto, Canada - Legal Aid Ontario

Legal Aid Ontario
Legal Aid Ontario
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Toronto, Canada

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Description

Union:

OPSEU PO

Job Number: J

Job Title: Operational Analyst (14 months)

Job Type: Contract

Contract Duration: 12 months

City, Province, Country: Toronto, Ontario, Canada

Job Location: Toronto


Job Category: Business Analysis


Job Classification: FP7

Role Designation:

Open Positions:
Posting Date: June 5, 202
Closing Date: June 12, 2023

Salary: $78, $91,142.46/Year

Legal Aid Ontario employees are committed to making a difference in the lives of our clients.

As an integral partner in the Justice system, working at Legal Aid Ontario is more than just a job.

It's an opportunity to help people who need it the most; to ensure each client receives the access to justice afforded to them under the law.


If you are looking for a new challenge in your already meaningful career with a team dedicated to justice, and innovation in a flexible and supportive work environment consider this opportunity below.


Primary function:


The primary function of this Operational Analyst role is to lead and develop a knowledge and records management; and digital communication strategy between Legal Aid Ontario and entity service providers (Clinics and SLSO's).

This includes updating and ensuring alignment between directives and policies that support to clinics and SLSO's (not-for-profit organizations).

This includes supporting consultations and discussion between LAO and stakeholders coming from the implementation of a new Legal Aid Services Act.

In addition, the Operational Business Analyst will provide general advice and support to

Home Location:
Provincial Office
Toronto

Other Locations:
Not applicable


Reporting to:
Director, Clinic Law Services


Key accountabilities:


Work in collaboration with others across the organization and with external stakeholders to ensure that directives and communications are strategically aligned and cohesive

Consult departments, stakeholders and team members to contemporize clinic policies, agreements, processes and directives; develop a knowledge management process to track, communicate, and support the prioritization of improvements based on critical needs and feedback.

Support the development and execution of the risk management process for entity service providers as required under LAO Rules.

Support the development and execution of internal and external digital content and messaging, and in collaboration with LAO's communications department and others, ensure messaging is cohesive and aligned with other communications

Participate in and support the coordination and communication of consultations between LAO and stakeholders specifically interested in poverty law services and entity service providers.

Develop and manage digital processes for collection of information from external stakeholders (e.g. comprehensive online forms, surveys, portals, etc.). This includes management and integration with databases and content management systems.

Make recommendations on improvements and technologies for improving overall oversight and support of external stakeholders

Participate on cross-functional teams with the goal of ensuring consistency, quality, and timeliness of messaging across various online platforms, and understanding the stakeholder experience strategy across all digital channels and how they incorporate with offline channels.

Respond to inquiries and provide support to the staff and board of community legal clinics, the staff and deans of SLSO's, and LAO staff

Reviewing reports and information provided by clinics and SLSO's and reporting them to the Director and VP.

Create reports for the CLSD, memos with supporting data analysis.

Needs to compile service data on a quarterly basis from all entity service providers.

Advising clinic managers and Boards on a range of matters including changes to policies and directives; support on financial procedures, human resource management, insurance, board structure and governance etc.

Manage clinics insurance program and group benefits program

Preparing reports for LAO senior management regarding various clinic and SLSO's issues on an individual, region-wide, and system-wide basis (i.e. governance, service delivery, staffing issues etc.)

Participating in business planning and operational planning with the clinic team

Other duties as assigned


Required skills & experience:


A post-secondary degree in a relevant field: Business Administration, Economics,

Communications, Public Administration, or other relevant educational qualifications.

Relevant experience in related role(s), ideally with experience or advanced knowledge of project management, business qualitative analysis, knowledge management.

Adept understanding of SharePoint, database management, digital form development (e.g. InfoPath), and other standard technologies

Demonstrated experience with communications, policy development, board governance and/or oversight.

Experience in a not-

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