With cases like the CAFTA labor complaint against Guatemala going on, this might be an interesting job:
The Trade Agreement Secretariat, is looking for an energetic, innovative Director who will enjoy working in a dynamic and mission-driven organization. The ideal candidate will be responsible for overseeing the impartial administration of the dispute settlement provisions of the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and eleven other free trade agreements to which the United States is party, and will apply forward-thinking leadership in promoting and implementing a vision that fosters organizational excellence. The incumbent will lead in the development and implementation of strategies that anticipate customer needs, and the execution of vital change initiatives.
This position in located in the Trade Agreement Secretariat Office, Industry and Analysis, International Trade Administration (ITA)....
The incumbent will serve as the National Secretary and Director of the Trade Agreement Secretariat and will lead a team responsible for the impartial administration of the dispute settlement provisions of each free trade agreement to which the United States is party.
The Trade Agreement Secretariat is responsible for overseeing the impartial administration of the dispute settlement provisions of the NAFTA and eleven other free trade agreements to which the United States is party (Australia, Bahrain, Dominican Republic-Central America (DR-CAFTA), Chile, Colombia, Korea, Morocco, Oman, Panama, Peru, and Singapore).
The Secretariat is accountable to the Free Trade Commission, which comprises the ministers responsible for international trade in the three NAFTA partner countries. The Secretary and Director of the Trade Agreement Secretariat shall be an expert in international trade policy and serve on both inter-agency and inter-government work groups to enhance and streamline the process; will be responsible for briefing senior officials on the trade agreements; and will also be responsible for managing the office, personnel, and overseeing the budget and disbursement of funds.
Thanks to Amy Porges for the tip.
