Oxfam in Cambodia

Consultancy to Conduct Legal Analysis on OSH Law in Cambodia

AdministrativePosted 3 mo ago

Location

Phnom Penh

Job Type

CONTRACT

Experience

7+ Years

Experience level

Mid-Senior

Work Mode

On-site

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Languages

English

About the role

The consultant will be responsible for conducting a comprehensive legal research analysis of the draft OSH Law, ensuring its alignment with Cambodia’s Labour Law and international standards, identifying gaps and risks, and providing practical recommendations to strengthen its effectiveness, inclusivity, and enforceability.
Key responsibilities include document review and legal analysis, gap identification and risk assessment, focus on the informal economy, gender analysis, stakeholder consultation, and providing recommendations and reporting.
The consultant will deliver an inception report, draft and final legal analysis reports, policy recommendations, stakeholder consultation notes, and presentation materials, culminating in a final consolidated report that provides actionable guidance for strengthening Cambodia’s draft OSH Law.

Requirements

Advanced degree in law, social sciences, labour law and labour standards studies, or related field.
Minimum 7–10 years’ experience in legal analysis, research, data analysis, and report writing.
Proven experience with mixed-methods research.
Strong understanding of labour law, ILO international labour standards.
Experience working with NGOs, associations and trade unions.
Excellent analytical writing skills in English.
Familiarity with participatory methodologies.
Experience working in Southeast Asia or Cambodia.
Understanding of gender and social inclusion analysis.

Required Skills

Legal AnalysisResearchData AnalysisReport WritingMixed-methods ResearchLabour LawILO International Labour StandardsAnalytical WritingGender and Social Inclusion AnalysisAnalytical SkillsWorking with NGOsWorking with AssociationsWorking with Trade UnionsParticipatory MethodologiesEnglish

About Oxfam in Cambodia

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Oxfam in Cambodia is undertaking research related to OSH law as part of its broader work in the country.

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About the role

The consultant will be responsible for conducting a comprehensive legal research analysis of the draft OSH Law, ensuring its alignment with Cambodia’s Labour Law and international standards, identifying gaps and risks, and providing practical recommendations to strengthen its effectiveness, inclusivity, and enforceability.
Key responsibilities include document review and legal analysis, gap identification and risk assessment, focus on the informal economy, gender analysis, stakeholder consultation, and providing recommendations and reporting.
The consultant will deliver an inception report, draft and final legal analysis reports, policy recommendations, stakeholder consultation notes, and presentation materials, culminating in a final consolidated report that provides actionable guidance for strengthening Cambodia’s draft OSH Law.

Requirements

Advanced degree in law, social sciences, labour law and labour standards studies, or related field.
Minimum 7–10 years’ experience in legal analysis, research, data analysis, and report writing.
Proven experience with mixed-methods research.
Strong understanding of labour law, ILO international labour standards.
Experience working with NGOs, associations and trade unions.
Excellent analytical writing skills in English.
Familiarity with participatory methodologies.
Experience working in Southeast Asia or Cambodia.
Understanding of gender and social inclusion analysis.