VNGR - 25.094 Substantive specialist Participation Law in Balance and MSN Compliance

This tender, identified as VNGR - 25.094, seeks a Content Specialist with expertise in the 'Participation Law' (Wet in Balans) and MSN Compliance. The primary objective is to secure specialized knowledge and support in these specific legal and regulatory areas. The role will likely involve providing expert advice, developing content, and ensuring adherence to the provisions of the 'Participation Law' and MSN (likely referring to a specific system or regulation within the Dutch context, such as the 'Minimumloonwet' or a related social security/employment law framework). The specialist will be expected to contribute to the effective implementation and ongoing compliance of relevant legislation. Key responsibilities may include analyzing legal texts, drafting policy documents, providing training materials, and advising on best practices to ensure the organization meets its legal obligations. The tender is issued by the UNGC (United Nations Global Compact, though context suggests it might be a Dutch governmental or related entity using this abbreviation). Further details regarding the scope of work, deliverables, duration, and specific qualifications required are expected to be found in the attached annex. This procurement is crucial for maintaining legal integrity and operational efficiency within the specified domains.

This is a consulting contract in the legal services, education and training and information and communication technology sectors, with a focus on Legislative Drafting, Labor Law and Anti Corruption. Located in Netherlands, Europe, this opportunity is open to firms and consortiums, with an estimated budget of EUR 1,235.

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