Here you will find more information about our application process, and how to apply for vacancies.
Vacancies
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Rådgivar/Seniorrådgivar i eining for generelle juridiske saker
Søknadsfrist: Mandag 5. mai 2025Vi har ledig ei fast stilling og eit eittårig vikariat i eining for generelle juridiske saker (GJS). GJS inngår i UNEs fagavdeling og har for tida 12 medarbeidarar. Eininga bistår nemndleiarar, sekretariatet og leiinga i faglege spørsmål, einskildsaker og generelle juridiske saker. Vi har særleg kompetanse innan utlendingsrett, menneskerettar og forvaltningsrett. Eininga har også andre oppgaver, som f.eks rettleiing og opplæring, utarbeider notat og interne retningslinjer og koordinerer UNEs ... Les mer
What happens after you have submitted an application?
As soon as the application deadline has expired, the manager responsible for the position in consultation with HR will begin selecting qualified applicants for an interview. Potential candidates will be contacted directly and called in for an interview as soon as possible. Note that if there are a large number of applications, the selection process may take longer and it is therefore not uncommon that it can take some time before we contact potential candidates.
We conduct at least one interview, depending on the position. It may also be relevant to test candidates for some positions by using ‘cases’. Finally, a reference check will be carried out for candidates we wish to take with us to the next stage of the process.
As a rule, a recommendation will be made by the manager responsible for the position after the interview(s) and reference check. The case is then sent to the appointments committee, which is authorised to make the final decision. The offer of a position is then sent immediately following approval by the appointments committee.
After the process has been concluded, all applicants will be notified of the outcome through our recruitment system.
Privacy statement for job seekers
If you are applying for a job at UNE, we need to process information about you in order to assess your application. Read more about how we process information about you and what rights you have (in Norwegian only).