Job Information

• Job Title: Policy and Divisional Support Coordinator
• Job Requisition ID: 83411
• Ministry: Justice
• Location: Edmonton
• Full or Part-Time: Full Time
• Hours of Work: 36.25 hours per week
• Permanent/Temporary: Permanent
• Scope: Open competition
• Closing Date: May 27, 2026
• Classification: Program Services 3
• Salary: $2935.39 to $3,850.29 bi-weekly ($76,613 - $100,492/year)

Alberta Justice’s Administrative Law Programs (ALP) division ensures effective, professional, fair and efficient access to justice without overburdening the Courts. ALP is responsible for overseeing programs that provide alternatives to traditional court processes, including the Alberta Human Rights Commission, Family Support Order Services and SafeRoads Alberta. ALP strives to ensure a fair and equitable justice system, while improving accessibility, efficiency and affordability of justice services for Albertans.

Role Responsibilities

If you thrive at the intersection of policy support, coordination, and administrative excellence, this role places you at the heart of impactful justice initiatives.

ALP division is responsible for overseeing programs that provide alternatives to traditional court processes, including Alberta Human Rights Commission, Family Support Order Services, and SafeRoads Alberta. ALP strives to ensure a fair and equitable justice system, while improving accessibility, efficiency and affordability of justice services for Albertans. The division operates in a complex legal environment operating a broad range of programs across multiple areas of law and with different statutory frameworks. The division works to support procedural fairness and provide opportunities for diversion of matters outside of traditional court processes. This broad scope includes oversight of independent and/or impartial tribunals as well as more traditional government programs.

Reporting to the ED of Strategy and Policy, you will be responsible for policy development, consultation and liaising with various stakeholders regarding the legislation that the Administrative Law Programs various branches and tribunals operate within. The emphasis will be on the development, maintenance and monitoring of tribunals, their legislative framework and regulations that Administrative Law Programs is responsible for as well as general policy work related to innovation and modernization in the Justice System.

Your Responsibilities Include But Are Not Limited To

• Provide leadership and support of new policy and project initiatives and programs and maintain oversight of policies and directives in accordance with the existing legislation.
• Prepares reports, recommendations, and briefing materials, and makes presentations to divisional staff, management and/or internal and external stakeholders to provide information and support evidence-based decision making.
• Provide policy and project implementation support for Administrative Law Programs Division staff, internal stakeholders, and external stakeholders.
• Monitor and improve Administrative Law Program's website and external communications materials to ensure accuracy and relevance.
• Serve as a training resource for internal staff, providing guidance on new initiatives and ongoing procedures.
• Research and consultation on policy and procedural changes for Administrative Law Programs related to its work with independent or arm's length administrative tribunals.
• Conduct ongoing reviews of the legislation Administrative Law Programs Division is responsible for enforcing to ensure it remains responsive, is aligned with government strategic priorities, and facilitate the achievement of program outcomes.
• Develop proposals for reviewing, creating, and amending relevant projects and programs.
• Support the development of briefing materials and other legislative and policy documents (e.g. ca)