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Intern Lawyer for the Municipalities and Employment DivisionAs an intern lawyer within the Municipalities Division, you will support the legal expert of the Sector in conducting various projects related to the implementation of the Vaudois citizenship law. By joining this dynamic sector, you will contribute in particular to the drafting of guidelines, fact sheets, as well as to the preparation of documents intended for internal audiences and the management of and services that interest you. Responsibilities:- Manage actions of monitoring and control of inhabitants, including ensuring the follow-up of case law.- Draft internal and external support materials.- Conduct legal research, draft legal opinions, and participate in the review of municipal regulations in terms of control of inhabitants.- Draft formal decision projects and responses to appeals.- Participate in meetings related to the sector and facilitate and follow up on internal and external working sessions.For more information, please consult the internship plan by clicking here or contact Ms. X from the Sector at [email] (completed or in progress) Interest in the public and the field of writing. Analytical and synthesis spirit, great rigor. Strong interpersonal skills.This is a fixed-term internship of 6 months, available for someone close to completing their studies or who has just completed them. Candidates with confirmed experience as a lawyer will not be considered: CHF 1,000 over 12 months.WHO ARE WE?The Service of the (SPOP) is a dynamic service located at the crossroads between citizens, migrants, municipalities, and federal authorities. We ensure compliance with federal and cantonal laws regarding the delivery of civil status benefits, identity documents, as well as the promotion of foreigners’ rights. We operate in a sensitive context, where the human dimension is very present and we give a central place to the individuals to whom we provide our services. Please click here to visit our website.Why join us?The Canton of Vaud offers a wide range of jobs and opportunities for career development. Working conditions emphasize equality, inclusion, sustainability, and professional ethics in an environment conducive to balancing professional and private life. To learn more about our benefits, visit our page on [link].Start date: May 18 or to be agreed upon (Duration of the internship: 6 months)Salary class: Type of InternsWork rate: % Address: Service of the (SPOP) Human Resources Av. de Beaulieu Lausanne jid85c7ed3aen jit0414aen jpiy26aen