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Kugluktuk seeks chief administrative officer; applications close Aug. 28
The Hamlet of Kugluktuk is recruiting a full-time, indeterminate chief administrative officer to oversee municipal services, infrastructure, finances, staffing, policy and capital projects. Applications close Friday, Aug. 28 at 5 p.m. Mountain Time. The notice lists a $23,000 annual northern allowance, relocation assistance where applicable and a subsidized furnished two-bedroom staff house. Sourcecdn.nunatsiaq.com↗
What happened
Kugluktuk posted an open recruitment notice for a chief administrative officer who would report to the Mayor and Council and manage municipal operations, financial stewardship, human resources, capital projects and intergovernmental relations. The position is non-union, 37.5 hours a week, with salary to be negotiated. Sourcecdn.nunatsiaq.com↗
Why it matters
The CAO is the senior administrative role responsible for delivery and management of core hamlet functions. The posting also creates a near-term employment opportunity, with hiring preference for Nunavut Agreement beneficiaries under applicable policies. Sourcecdn.nunatsiaq.com↗
What happens next
Applicants must submit a cover letter, résumé, three professional references, a criminal record check and a vulnerable sector check by Aug. 28 at 5 p.m. Mountain Time. Applications may be emailed to cao@kugluktuk.ca or delivered to Hamlet reception. Sourcecdn.nunatsiaq.com↗
Important details
The notice seeks applicants with a related degree or equivalent experience, at least seven years of progressively responsible management experience including five years in senior leadership, and municipal administration, finance, human-resources, governance and operations experience. Knowledge of Inuit culture, northern communities and Indigenous governance is listed as a strong asset. Sourcecdn.nunatsiaq.com↗
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