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Printing and merchandising

By Alex Foster | Thu 24th January 2008 - 4:44 pm

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The Lib Dems have dropped us a line to say the contract for providing the Lib Dem’s printing and merchandising requirements is up for tender, as it is every four years.

If you think you’ve got what it takes to produce Alan Beith mugs, sticky labels, headed notepaper, rosettes, banners, flags and the like, as well as attending conferences and meetings across the nations to hawk your wares… you can find full details on the jobs page of the federal website.

And while you’re there, you’ll also see a few other situations are presently vacant, including head of regional media, the organiser of Britain’s sunniest constituency, and senior broadcast officer.

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