FAQs
What is the main responsibility of the EMEA DEI Analyst?
The main responsibility of the EMEA DEI Analyst is to support DEI initiatives across the EMEA region by developing, implementing, and tracking progress against DEI strategies that are tailored to the cultural and business landscape of the region.
Is prior experience required for this position?
Yes, a minimum of 1-year experience in Human Resources, Learning & Development, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion, HR Analytics, or related roles, preferably in an EMEA-focused capacity, is required.
What skills are essential for the EMEA DEI Analyst role?
Essential skills include exceptional project management abilities, proficiency in Microsoft Office (especially Excel and PowerPoint), excellent facilitation and presentation skills, and the capability to collaborate effectively with cross-functional teams.
Will the EMEA DEI Analyst be involved in research related to DEI?
Yes, the EMEA DEI Analyst will conduct research and analysis on trends, challenges, and opportunities in the DEI space specific to the EMEA region.
How does the role support Employee Resource Groups (ERGs)?
The EMEA DEI Analyst will partner with the Diversity Council and EMEA-based ERGs to assist in the development and execution of corporate diversity strategies and support onsite logistics for ERG events.
Is this position based in London?
Yes, the EMEA DEI Analyst position is based in London.
What kind of reports will the EMEA DEI Analyst be preparing?
The EMEA DEI Analyst will prepare reports and presentations on diversity initiatives, progress, and outcomes.
Will the EMEA DEI Analyst collaborate with other departments?
Yes, the EMEA DEI Analyst will collaborate with the global DEI team, HR Business Partners, recruiting teams, and senior leaders across the organization.
Does Jefferies promote a diverse workplace?
Yes, Jefferies is committed to fostering diversity, equity, and inclusion, believing that it enhances creativity, innovation, and thought leadership.
Is this role suitable for someone looking for a creative approach to DEI initiatives?
Yes, the role requires an appetite for continuous improvement and an openness to thinking creatively about new approaches and solutions in the DEI space.