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Do you want to work for the Liberal Democrats?

By Paul Walter | Tue 24th January 2023 - 6:05 pm

Photo by Jon BallThere’s a special page on the party website which lists “all of the open work and volunteering opportunities with the Liberal Democrats”.

Current opportunities are include the role of Federal HR adviser (part time), a host of paid opportunities with constituency parties such as Campaign Officer with Twickenham and Richmond, to help re-elect Sarah Olney MP.

There are a swathe of volunteer roles that need filling including for Disciplinary sub-group members, volunteers to phone local party officers and Campaign for Gender Balance chairs and vice-chairs.

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Posted in Party policy and internal matters | Also tagged federal finance and resources committee and federal people development committee | Leave a comment

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