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SOME GREAT JOBS ON OFFER IN SALFORD AND BEYOND
 

Star date: 18th December 2020

JOBS AT ISLINGTON MILL, GREATER MANCHESTER LAW CENTRE AND AT ETHICAL CONSUMER MAG

Some great job opportunities have popped up in the last week...The ace Ethical Consumer Magazine is looking for a part time Editorial Assistant, Islington Mill is looking for a Business and Finance Administrator, and the Greater Manchester Law Centre is after an Employment Lawyer/Supervisor and two Community Advice Navigators...

Full details here...


Greater Manchester Law Centre Islington Mill
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New Year? New job and career? There's five really interesting posts up for grabs with three well respected organisations...

The ace Ethical Consumer Magazine, a 'not-for-profit multi-stakeholder cooperative' and based in Manchester, is looking for a part-time Editorial Assistant to help manage its website and digital content. The pay is £9.99 per hour for 24 hours a week (equivalent to £12,467 per year).

The closing date to apply is 5pm Wednesday 13th January 2021, to start around the end of February. For more details and to download an application pack – click here.

Meanwhile, Islington Mill is after a Business and Finance Administrator, as it develops its space and activities..."We are open to applications from people from a range of backgrounds, particularly those who understand how to build strong communities and partnerships" the organisation states.

The pay is £20,000-£23,000 a year (dependent on experience) for 37.5 hours per week. Deadline for applications is 12pm on 11th of January 2021. For more details and to download an application pack – click here.

And finally, the Greater Manchester Law Centre (GMLC) and Citizens Advice North Lancashire (CANL) have three new roles up for grabs as part of the launch of a new project to provide on-going information and advice to Litigants in Person (LIPs)..."Our aim is to provide access to justice for individuals and their families to navigate the Court and Tribunal system" the Centre states "We are also launching an employment law service."

It's looking for two full time Advice Navigators (Job Share considered) to deliver a community advice service and help develop a new employment advice service across Greater Manchester and Lancashire. One post is based at GMLC Manchester and one based at Citizens Advice North Lancashire.

The deadline for applications has been extended until 29th December at 12pm. To download an application pack with lots more details – click here

The GMLC is also looking for an Employment Law Supervisor, to develop an employment law service across GMLC and CANL; to supervise the law centre's employment group of volunteers; to develop an employment group at CANL; to manage the organisation of the employment group's casework and to provide advice, casework and tribunal support in employment law, amongst other things.

The pay is £26,500- £30,500 per year dependent on experience, the deadline is 29th December at 12pm and for more details and an application form – click here


Please apply directly to these organisations for these posts and not to the Salford Star!


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