Caron Lindsay

Fancy working for ALDC?

By | Sat 30th May 2015 - 4:15 pm

If you are a new member reading this, you might like to think about joining ALDC – you seriously should never fight an election without their excellent campaigning resources.

If you are looking for a job in campaigning, you have until noon on Monday to apply for this vacancy with ALDC.

Full time fixed contract for one year, with the potential for extension

This is a new post created to help us boost the support we can provide to our members through the provision of campaign packs, materials and ideas, and templates for literature and campaigning – both paper and online.

Grade: Scale 5-6 (currently £19,817 to £24,472)

The main responsibilities are:

• To help ALDC members campaign in their local communities through the production of campaign materials and packs, including online campaigning.
• To help ALDC members communicate with voters, through the production of templates and literature guidance, paper and online, including working with printers to secure best deals for members.
• To identify and circulate best practice of Liberal Democrat campaigning and campaign materials.
• To provide cover and backup to colleagues within the ALDC team, in particular to the HQ political staff team.

Interviews will be held in Manchester on 12 June.

Interested? Get your application pack here.

* Caron Lindsay is Editor of Liberal Democrat Voice and blogs at Caron's Musings. You can find her on Bluesky at caronmlindsay.bsky.social

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