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Lib Dem Jobwatch Special: Fancy working in Tim Farron’s constituency office?

By | Sun 27th September 2015 - 9:10 am

The W4MP website has news of not one but 3 opportunities to join Tim Farron’s constituency team in a spectacularly beautiful part of the country.

Here are details of the posts:

CASEWORKER FT: To assist with the provision of a confidential casework service to the MP in response to advice surgeries and constituents correspondence, telephone calls and emails.

CONSTITUENCY ASSISTANT FT: To assist the Communications Officer and Casework team and the MP to encouraging active engagement with the people he represents. Engagement will be through media work and communications with constituents that are electronic, written, verbal and activity based

CASEWORK / CAMPAIGNS ASSISTANT FT: See above for casework part of the role. Campaigns Assistant: To assist with the MP’s work throughout the constituency and to assist with the provision of practical campaigns support to the MP and local party including literature production and delivery and media work.

Apply with a covering letter (one side of A4 only) and CV to [email protected].

The successful applicants will be joining a very strong team of staff in the Kendal office. Once appointed, Tim’s staff tend to stay in post for a long time with some having been there since he became an MP in 2005. It’s a good place to work, so if you want to be in with a chance, get your application in by this Thursday, 1st October.

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