From: Suzanne Weaver <Suzanne.Weaver@vuw.ac.nz>
Date: Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 11:31 AM
Subject: FW: [iifet] Job Opening: Fisheries socio-economist, Marine Lab, Aberdeen, Scotland
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Subject: FW: [iifet] Job Opening: Fisheries socio-economist, Marine Lab, Aberdeen, Scotland
From: iifet-bounces@lists.oregonstate.edu [mailto:iifet-bounces@lists.oregonstate.edu] On Behalf Of Shriver, Ann
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Subject: [iifet] Job Opening: Fisheries socio-economist, Marine Lab, Aberdeen, Scotland
Many thanks to Coby Needle for this announcement. Please see website and/or contact Coby for further information. Note July 30 deadline.
Ann Shriver, IIFET
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Fisheries Socio-Economist
Aberdeen
£29,673 - £39,385 (Fixed-term)
We currently have a vacancy for a Fisheries Socio-Economist based in the Marine Laboratory in Aberdeen. A reserve list of successful applicants may be kept for additional Fisheries Socio-Economist posts which may arise in the next 12 months.
You will take a lead role in the provision of advice on, and the development of research on, the socio-economic effects and drivers of fisheries management actions and policies. This will involve extension of advice on management measures beyond traditional biological and environmental fields into socio-economic analysis.
You will also be involved in the acquisition and collation of relevant socio-economic data: e.g. questionnaires, direct requests (inter alia SeaFish). You will also be required to develop models of socio-economic drivers of fishing fleet behaviour and be involved in the incorporation of such models in management strategy evaluations (MSEs). This role contributes to the public services national outcome. You must have relevant postdoctoral or postgraduate experience in social science, economic or socio economic modelling.
You must also be able to demonstrate appropriate computational, quantitative and organisational skills. You must also be able to demonstrate the ability to work as part of a team along with good oral and written communication skills.
This is a two year fixed-term and pensionable appointment with the possibility of extension or permanency. New entrants will normally start on the minimum of the pay range. Candidates with a disability who meet the minimum criteria for the appointment will be invited to an Assessment Centre.
For further information and to apply online please go to http://applications.work-for-scotland.org/pages/job_search_view.aspx?jobId=1148&JobIndex=1&categoryList=&location=310&minsal=0&maxsal=-1&workingPatternList=&keywords=marine+laboratory+&Grade=&PageIndex=1&Number=1 and click the "Apply Now" button.
Completed applications must be submitted by Friday 30 July 2010.
We welcome applications from all suitably qualified people and aim to employ a diverse workforce which reflects the people of Scotland. If you experience any difficulties accessing the Work for Scotland website, please contact HR Central Resourcing Unit on, tel: 0131 244 4073, or alternatively, write to Scottish Government, Central Resourcing Unit, S1 Spur, Saughton House, Broomhouse Drive, Edinburgh EH11 3XD.
An Equal Opportunities Employer.
Coby L. Needle
Fishery Systems Group Leader
Marine Scotland - Science
Scottish Government | Marine Laboratory, PO Box 101| 375, Victoria Road | Aberdeen AB11 9DB
Tel: +44 (0)1224 295456
S/B: +44 (0)1224 876544
Mob:+44 (0)792 0063906
Fax: +44 (0)1224 295511
e: needlec@marlab.ac.uk
w: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/marinescotland
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Joe McCarter
PhD candidate
School of Geography, Environment and Earth Sciences
Victoria University
Wellington
New Zealand
+64 4 4635233 ext. 8619
+64 27 422 4209
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