Become a Vice Chair with the BC Public Service, a key independent decision-maker within the Ministry of Labour. Lead complex cases, ensuring fair and thorough assessments in occupational health and safety.

As a Vice Chair, you will issue pivotal decisions affecting workers and employers in British Columbia. The role requires extensive analytical, writing, and interpersonal skills to manage a diverse caseload effectively. Your experience in administrative law or related fields will be critical in navigating complex cases related to workplace injuries and disputes.

Key Responsibilities:
Manage and assess diverse and complex caseloads
Conduct hearings and issue fair, well-reasoned decisions
Interpret and apply legal provisions accurately




Communicate complex information in plain language
Build cooperative relationships with all parties involved

Requirements:
Undergraduate degree in law, social sciences, or science
Minimum five years in administrative law or related experience
Proven decision-making experience in legal settings
Robust writing and organizational skills
Excellent analytical and communication abilities

Utilize your legal expertise and robust analytical skills to impact administrative decision-making as a Vice Chair.
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📌 Vice Chair At Bc Public Service Richmond
🏢 British Columbia Public Service Careers
📍 Richmond