Opportunities

Vacancies

There are currently no vacancies at the Commission.

Intern Opportunities

There are currently no intern opportunities available.

Tenders

Interaction - survivors of historic abuse

As part of our work to implement the recommendations of the Human Rights Framework for Justice and Remedies for Historic Child Abuse the Commission plans to hold (an) interaction(s) in 2012 with all of those who have a stake in the issue. The purpose of these interactions is to agree an action plan to implement the recommendations. The Commission is now inviting applications to tender for the preparation of such (an) interaction(s). This will involve risk assessment, preparatory meetings with all constituencies, project planning, and convening of interaction(s).

Read the Tender Document and apply.

The deadline for applications is 12 noon, 8 February 2012.

 

Health Inequalities Impact Assessment - Human rights research support

The Commission invites interested parties to submit applications for a small scale research project to support the human rights component of NHS Health Scotland’s Health Inequalities Impact Assessment work. The purpose of the work is to produce an output of around six case studies, or practice examples, which asses the human rights impacts of selected policies, legislation or strategies and develop supporting guidance where necessary.

Read the Tender Document and apply.

The deadline applications is 5pm, Thursday 16th February 2012

 

Research Contractor Database

If you wish to be kept informed of any research opportunities that arise within the Commission, please join the Research Contractor Database we will keep you up to date when contracts are advertised. Complete   this form and return it to us with a short CV, by emailing research@scottishhumanrights.com or by post to Optima, 58 Robertson Street, Glasgow, G2 8DU.

Recruitment communication from the Commission

From time to time communications falsely claiming to be from the Commission circulate online. The Commission does not charge a fee at any point of the recruitment process, or ask for personal details. If you receive an email which you believe is falsely claiming to be from the Commission please contact us at hello@scottishhumanrights.com. The Commission does not use recruitment agencies and will never ask you to communicate with or send an application, your details or any fees to a third party.