As an Events Delivery Manager, you will be accountable for the operational delivery of event cover within the region. You will plan, manage and implement SJA event cover operations and identify opportunities to increase charitable output and profitability.

About the Role

St John Ambulance provides First Aid and life-saving care at thousands of events every year, including concerts, football games and large-scale events such as the London Marathon.

As an Events Delivery Manager, you will be accountable for the operational delivery of event cover within the region. You will plan, manage and implement SJA event cover operations and identify opportunities to increase charitable output and profitability.

Please see the job description for more detail (this can be viewed on our website or once you click apply)

About You

You will have experience of leading a productive, results focussed teams, as well as, demonstrable experience of managing and developing or implementing an events business. You will also have experience in improving processes and procedures in an events environment.

About Us

St John Ambulance works at the heart of communities, providing first aid, keeping people safe at events and working alongside the NHS in response to 999 calls.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of people learn how to save a life through our training, education and youth programmes.

Over the next decade, we have bold ambitions to help transform out-of-hospital care, having a positive impact on the people we treat and the communities we serve.

We are a team of 1,600 employees and 18,000 volunteers, united by our goal of saving lives through first aid.

You will receive;

• Competitive salary & pension scheme
• Cycle to work scheme
• Health and Wellbeing portal - Access to financial, health and wellbeing guidance and support.
• Discounts - Blue Light, NHS Discounts and SJA discounts including discounts on mobile phone, gym membership, cinema, restaurants, holidays and shopping-including your weekly food shop.

Interview Date: 16 October 2019

Application Review Date: 4 October 2019

We may review applications before the Application Review Date, however, if you apply after the Application Review Date, your application may not be considered. We will accept applications until we have successfully filled the role.

In the Diocese of Chelmsford we already have examples of excellent ministry among children, young people and families. Our priority is to share best practice and bring greater strategic coordination so that the best interests of children, young people and families are at the heart of all we do. And so we are seeking an experienced individual with drive and passion to enable a process of evaluation, communication and cultural change.

If you: 

• Are experienced in enabling mission with children and young people
• Have the ability to critically evaluate projects
• Can work collaboratively to deliver cultural change
• Have excellent communication, organisation and facilitation skills

Then we would love to hear from you.

Salary: c£40,000, subject to experience and qualifications

Working Hours: Full time - 35 hours per week 

We offer a range of benefits, including flexible working, a competitive pension scheme and a city centre office location.

Further information, including the full job description and how to apply can be found on our website.

Closing Date: 10am on Monday 7th October 

Interviews: Monday 21st October 

St Paul’s Cathedral are seeking a Finance Business Partner, a key role in the Finance Department, deputising for the Head of Finance as well as working directly and independently with senior leaders across the organisation to support decision making. Working closely with both the CFO and Head of Finance they will play an important role in ensuring that the Cathedral is making the very best use of its funds whilst maintaining and developing a strong financial control framework.

Focusing on income generation and capital projects which together support the preservation and maintenance of the Cathedral, this post will provide insightful financial reports and in depth analysis to enable high-quality decision-making. This role also takes responsibility for the provision of financial information on and for the Cathedral’s associated Trusts, from reports to the Board and the Development Team, through to the preparation of the draft statutory accounts as well as acting as the key contact for these external audits. 

This role is highly customer focused and the incumbent will need to be able to build strong relationships at all levels across the organisation. Knowledge of charity SORP accounting, along with experience of varying budgeting techniques and the ability to gain buy in for the process and proposals is essential. Ideally you will be qualified (ACA, ACCA, or CIMA) but we also welcome applications from Part qualified accountants who have and at least three years relevant experience in a similar role.

Work From Home To Protect Farm Animals From Abuse

Want to work from home (anywhere in Europe) at a job you can feel passionate about, and that makes the world a better place for farm animals? Enjoy flexible work hours and living location, room for growth, competitive salary and a results-driven atmosphere. This is a great job for productive, self-directed people who are skilled at working online and who want to protect farm animals from cruelty. Full time paid position is available. Must be fluent in English. Additional French or German language ability is a plus, but not required.

Why This Job Is Right For You

Lever Foundation is a non-profit that works to protect farm animals from abuse in the Greater China Region and southeast Asia. To learn more about our work, visit:  http://www.lever.hk/en

As a Campaign Manager, you will launch and run online public pressure campaigns against major European and American food companies (such as restaurant and grocery store chains) that fail to protect the welfare of animals in their supply chain in the Greater China Region. You will use web content, social media, online advertising, and other methods to educate the public and to persuade these companies to improve their animal welfare policies.

Ideally you will also be able to have phone meetings and in-person meetings with companies in western Europe to explain the issue and encourage them to make a policy change.

You’ll work from home (anywhere in Europe), and you can decide which hours of the day you want to work. You’ll have wonderful colleagues in the greater China region and the United States who will work with and support you. You’ll stay in close touch with them through calls, email and messages.

Through this work, you will have hands-on experience directing efficient and successful non-profit campaigns. Best of all, you’ll win policy changes that protect millions of farm animals from the worst cruelties.

You can apply for this job via CharityJob below, or online at:  https://smrtr.io/3rq-9

Who We’re Looking for

We are looking for someone with a very strong work ethic who can do online work quickly and productively without having to be closely managed. We’re looking for someone who is highly organized, who can write well, and who would be content working on their computer all day. Must be fluent in English. Additional French or German language ability is a plus, but not required.

Because we run public campaigns against major food companies, we need someone who is very comfortable confronting corporations over their inadequate policies. The ideal candidate enjoys this type of confrontation, and enjoys the strategic thinking of how best to pressure companies into making a change. Would you be happy to call an executive and tell them you are launching a negative publicity campaign against their company? Are you competitive by nature with a strong inner drive toward achieving success at work? If so, we’d love for you to apply.

No specific experience or degree is required—just the skills outlined above and a passion for protecting farm animals from abuse!

You can apply for this job via CharityJob below, or online at:https://smrtr.io/3rq-9

Are you ambitious and interested in tackling some of the major policy issues of the day, helping develop forward looking policy positions on key information rights issues?

Do you have experience of strategic analysis and policy development, using research and other evidence?

Do you have excellent analytical and communication skills?

Do you understand the opportunities and challenges the Information Commissioner’s Office faces and are you eager to help make a positive difference for the public?

As a policy professional at the ICO we will help you develop valuable skills that will stand you in good stead for the rest of your career.

We have two Principal Policy Adviser (PPA) roles available for high performing and enthusiastic individuals. These are based within the ICO’s Domestic Regulatory Strategy Directorate. 

About the roles

The focus of the roles is developing the ICO’s policy positions and strategic response to new and emerging issues. This will involve engaging with important and senior level stakeholders and developing associated products and reports to communicate our approach, You will need to get to the heart of some of the most complex issues we deal with at pace developing practical outcomes. This can involve taking significant decisions with far reaching effects. Post holders are expected to work collaboratively and draw on the expertise of others across the ICO.

About you

Your excellent analytical ability and clear and confident communication skills will be key. As a PPA you will prioritise competing issues and tasks in a varied workload. Your experience of leading projects to achieve change will stand you in good stead. Degree educated or equivalent, you will be self-motivated with a strong interest in strategic policy development. Knowledge of information rights laws is desirable but we also welcome applications from those who can demonstrate experience of applying similarly complex concepts with the ability to learn quickly.

These posts can be based at any of our offices, although the roles will involve some attendance at our Wilmslow Head Office.

All postholders may be required to travel to engagements throughout the UK, sometimes further afield. Therefore, your ability to travel and willingness to work outside of normal office hours on occasion is essential.

Closing date for applications: 23:59, Sunday 22 September 2019

Please note if you are appointed to work with the ICO you will be required to complete security clearance processes. These include identity and qualification checks and a Basic Disclosure level check of unspent criminal convictions

About the role

This is a unique opportunity to join the Internal Policy Advice Group as a Principal Policy Advisor, where you will be responsible for identifying, consolidating and finalising legal and policy interpretations to inform and support the regulatory and compliance work of the ICO. You will also provide expert insight on information rights issues for internal stakeholders, both within the Group and across the ICO more widely.

The Internal Policy Advice Group provides proactive and reactive advice on a range of information rights issues based on the strategic priorities and business needs of the ICO. Through close stakeholder working, internally and externally as required, you will have the opportunity to develop policy positions to support our regulatory work, and to participate in cross office projects and priority cases.

It is a forward looking function led by intelligence and the fast moving information rights landscape in which we operate.

About you

You will be a quick thinker with excellent analytical skills, and be able to recognise issues of wider implication within a fast-paced environment. You will be able to work autonomously and get to the nub of an issue quickly, and influence change where needed.

You will be able to make logical and decisive judgements and support their implementation and delivery.

You will develop excellent internal stakeholder relationships to ensure that others are made aware of high profile or strategically important advice.

You will have strong analytical ability and communication skills, both written and verbal. You will be used to taking ownership of complex issues and meeting tight deadlines, being able to prioritise your own work to do so. You will keep up to date with changing priorities and have demonstrable experience of working collaboratively with a variety of colleagues to meet agreed objectives.

Knowledge of information rights legislation or issues is likely to be beneficial, but we welcome applications from those with proven experience of working with similarly complex legislation.

Closing date: 23:59, Monday 30 September 2019

Please note if you are appointed to work with the ICO you will be required to complete security clearance processes. These include identity and qualification checks and a Basic Disclosure level check of unspent criminal convictions