Apoyo técnico en políticas de cuidado, género y negociación colectiva

Organizational Context

The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), part of the UN Secretariat, focuses on strengthening gender affairs related to care policies and the world of work. This role specifically supports technical assistance to Uruguay's Ministry of Labor and Social Security, aiming to enhance gender equality and care in collective bargaining.

Job Purpose

This role's purpose is to bolster ECLAC's Gender Affairs Division by providing analytical support for care policies and their connection to the labor market. The incumbent will generate a systematized analytical base on gender and care clauses within Uruguay's Salary Councils, identifying strengths, weaknesses, and opportunities. The ultimate goal is to develop recommendations and strategies that promote gender equality, shared responsibility, and care within collective bargaining processes, aligning with the Tlatelolco Commitment for gender equality.

Responsibilities

Key responsibilities include analyzing the outcomes of the 11th Round of Salary Councils concerning gender and care, developing the analytical methodology, and constructing a corresponding database. This involves identifying key findings, trends, and areas for improvement. The role also entails formulating recommendations and strategies to advance equality in care within salary councils, incorporating feedback from ECLAC and the Ministry of Labor. Furthermore, the incumbent will contribute to analytical inputs on care policies and their link to the labor market, producing conceptual notes, comparative reviews, and other required documents for technical assistance and analysis.

Work Experience

A minimum of 5 years of experience is required in research, policy formulation, or technical assistance related to gender equality and care. Additionally, at least 2 years of experience in public policy analysis with a territorial and intersectional focus, and in developing analytical documents and strategic inputs for intergovernmental processes, is necessary. Prior experience with multilateral organizations or international cooperation projects is desirable.

Skills

Analytical skills, policy analysis, research, technical assistance, gender equality, care policies, collective bargaining, data analysis, report writing, intergovernmental processes, territorial and intersectional analysis.

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