I am pleased to share this from the Green New Deal Group website:
Since it was founded in the UK in 2007, the Green New Deal (GND) programme for reducing climate emissions and transforming our economy has gone global. The GND founding group are looking for an experienced and passionate researcher, with excellent people and political skills, to help strengthen and grow political support here in the UK, at the same time as protecting and promoting the core environmental and social justice principles at the heart of the programme. You will think and work strategically, be an expert juggler of priorities, believe in cross-party working, thrive under pressure and be an exceptional communicator. Good organisational and administrative skills essential.
Please see here for the full job description and person specification.
Salary: £30,990 pa
T&C: FT contract for one year in the first instance.
Application details: by CV with covering letter to admin@greennewdeal.org.uk
Closing date: 12 noon 23rd April.
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Who is funding this? The job spec refers to a parliamentary researcher, is this being paid for from Caroline Lucas’s parliamentary allowances? I thought these were for constituency work not wider political campaigning?
This person is working for the Green New Deal Group and is being funded by it
Bryan Law says:
“Who is funding this?…..[….]….I thought…..”
You thought correctly, Bryan…………. but couldn’t resist casting aspersions in a speculative swipe…?
And I thought public funds were for providing public benefits, not for buying seats from the DUP to shore-up a Conservative minority government with no mandate….
… but then it appears I was wrong….. !
I wish I had the skills (and confidence) to apply for this.