Vacancies | Liverpool City Region Combined Authority

A place to work

We strive to make The Liverpool City Region Combined Authority (CA) a place where people’s knowledge, skills and talents are appreciated, nurtured and developed.

Through our devolution deal we have a fantastic opportunity to bring about positive change, boost our economy and provide services that really matter to people in our region.

Everyone who works for the Combined Authority has an important role in our continued success and by working with colleagues and partners they can make a real difference to people’s lives by delivering a better future for our communities.

Learning and development

Here at the CA, we want people to enjoy their time here and perform the very best they can.

We can only deliver if everyone who works at the Combined Authority is able to put their skills and expertise into action. That’s why we are 100% committed to investing in in our staff so that they are all challenged and inspired, supported and encouraged and fully informed and engaged in the shared endeavour for a fairer, more prosperous Liverpool City Region.

We’re a high performing organisation and recognise the value of creating and maintaining a learning culture that supports life-long learning and development and provides fair access to training opportunities.

Culture

Together, we can transform our city region. We are building on what already makes us great, such as our ability to deliver with passion, determination and positivity, while looking to break down barriers and strive for even greater success.

Our three behaviours say a lot about us and how we treat each other and the people we work with: Putting the Liverpool City Region First, Respect and Action Focus

We’re a proud bunch, and our behaviours keep us focussed, honest, inventive and committed to achieving our goals and really transforming our city region.

Health and wellbeing

As a caring employer, we are committed to providing staff with the support they need at all times and we maintain a positive health and safety culture. We aim to reward and recognise all of our staff for their talent, potential and contribution through a fair, flexible and transparent reward package.

We offer a range of benefits, including a total rewards package, flexi-time system, salary sacrifice schemes, including a Bike2Work programme. Independent, impartial, professional help and information on a wide range of professional and personal topics as well as confidential counselling are available.

Equality and Diversity

Equality and diversity, together with fairness and social inclusion, are key to everything we do here at the Combined Authority. We have specific strands of work dedicated to these areas, and they’re built into the design of every piece of work we do too. Equality and inclusion are at the heart of our culture. We encourage and celebrate diversity and always make sure that there is equality of opportunity and treatment for all. We also believe that everyone has the right to work in an environment where they are shown respect and consideration, and in which the dignity of each and every individual is valued and maintained.

Current Vacancies

Data Analyst

As a Data Analyst you will analyse and interpret a range of national, regional and new data sets to inform policy development across the Combined Authority’s main policy areas (economic development, housing and spatial planning, transport, employment and skills and social inclusion policy), and communicate and present data in a clear and digestible format in order to support effective policy decisions.

Salary: £40,480 - £44,235

Hours per week: 35 hours

Closing date: 27 August, 2019 4:00 pm

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Evaluation Manager

As an Evaluation Manager you will embed evaluation principles into the Combined Authority’s policy design process and manage both internal and external evaluation of policy initiatives and strategic investments. The Combined Authority bases its approach to evaluation on the best practice outlined by HM Treasury’s ‘Magenta Book’, but is seeking to benchmark the impact of our activities against a broad range of economic, social and environmental indicators.

Salary: £49,786 - £59,443

Hours per week: 35 hours

Closing date: 27 August, 2019 4:00 pm

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