You assist judges and the registrar by preparing case summaries, conducting legal research, and supporting tribunal sessions, ensuring that all necessary documentation and updates are managed efficiently.
Anforderungen
- •Bachelor's degree in law required
- •Master's degree in law preferred
- •Professional experience in international civil service law preferred
- •Experience in Public International Law desirable
- •Excellent command of English and French required
- •Working knowledge of another ILO language is a plus
- •Ability to analyze legal issues
- •Ability to work in a multicultural environment
- •Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 required
Deine Aufgaben
- •Draft case summaries and jurisprudence notes in English and French.
- •Conduct research on international administrative law issues.
- •Support judges and registrar during Tribunal sessions.
- •Prepare background materials and documents for judges.
- •Assist in judges' deliberations and finalize judgments.
- •Participate in internal Registry meetings of legal officers.
- •Update the Tribunal’s Triblex database.
- •Perform additional duties assigned by the registrar.
Original Beschreibung
# Junior Legal Officer, P1
**Grade:** P1
**Vacancy no.:**DC/TRIB/P/2025/01
**Publication date: 27 June 2025**
**Job ID:** 13101
**Department:** TRIB
**Organization Unit:** TRIB
**Location:** Geneva
**Contract type:** Fixed Term
**Contract duration:** 12 months
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## Introduction
The position is based in the Registry of the ILO Administrative Tribunal (TRIB). The Tribunal is serviced by a Registry, comprising a Registrar and a small team of legal officers. The Registry’s secretariat receives the documents submitted in the course of the proceedings, supports the work of the judges and replies to requests for information. The position will report to the Registrar of the ILO Administrative Tribunal.
## Description of Duties
1. Draft summaries of cases and notes of jurisprudence in English and French, working from written submissions in both English and French, and incorporating relevant references to the Tribunal’s case law (using dtSearch software and the Tribunal’s Triblex database) that can be relevant for the judges in writing their judgments.
2. Undertake research and studies on problems relating to international administrative law and related relevant jurisprudence.
3. Support the Judges and the Registrar during the Tribunal sessions. Prepare background material and documents as requested by the judges, and assist in the Judges' deliberations. Ensure prompt preparation of final judgments for further processing after each session of the Tribunal.
4. Participation in internal Registry meetings of legal officers.
5. Contribute to updating the Tribunal’s Triblex database.
6. Perform other duties assigned by the Registrar.
## Required qualifications
## Education
First level university degree (Bachelor’s or equivalent) in law or equivalent required. An advanced university degree in law (Masters degree or equivalent) would be an advantage.
## Experience
Professional experience in the field of international civil service law, with international organizations and their internal system of administration of justice, or in a judicial environment or law office would be an advantage.
Professional or academic experience in the fields of Public International Law, International Administrative Law or European Union law, including legal analysis, research and writing, desirable. Professional or academic experience with international organizations and their internal system of administration of justice as well as in a judicial environment would be an asset.
## Languages
Excellent command of the two working languages of the Tribunal (English and French) required. Working knowledge of another ILO working or official language would be an asset.
## Competencies
In addition to the ILO core competencies, the position requires:
Ability to: analyse defined aspects of legal issues, draft clearly and concisely to prepare studies and comments and take initiatives to keep up-to-date with new developments in the occupational area.
Ability to work in a multicultural environment and to demonstrate gender-sensitive and non-discriminatory behaviour and attitude.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office 365 applications, with the ability to create, work on and manage documents and spreadsheets, search engines and databases.
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**Recruitment process**
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