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Jobs@Corporate Watch
CORPORATE WATCH IS LOOKING FOR A NEWS EDITOR
ARE YOU:
A natural born JOURNALIST?
A committed ACTIVIST?
Able to work on your own?
Able to work with everyone else?
DO YOU:
Want to expose the truth?
Want to support other writers?
We are a radical, independent research group run as a workers'
co-operative and based in Oxford, England. We expose and analyse
the ways in which corporations operate, and investigate the effects
they have on society and the environment. As part of the world-wide
anti-corporate movement, we contribute in the form of published
in-depth reports, speakers, stalls, regular news stories and a newsletter.
Our web stats are soaring, and our work is used by everyone from
farmers and protest groups to mainstream journalists and academics.
If you would like to become Corporate Watch's next news editor
we would like you to have:
Journalistic experience:
- Primary and secondary research, interviewing, subbing, proofreading.
- A good, clear writing style
- Experience of working in a busy office
- An analysis of the corporate media
- Experience of grass-roots campaigning/direct action
And we would like you to be happy to:
- Take on extra roles - such as speaking, running stalls
etc
- Take turns cooking vegan lunches
- Muck in with the cleaning
- Live in Oxford
You would be responsible for: producing news reports for the website
(approximately five stories every two weeks); producing and mailing
out a bi-monthly newsletter; maintaining and emailing our database
of subscribers; participating in co-op decisions; and general admin.
In return we offer a basic salary (currently £9,300 pa) for
a thirty hour week, and a supportive, exciting environment in which
to develop.
If you are interested, please send us a letter saying why you think
you can do the job, your CV, an example of your journalism and 800
words either on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), or a local
campaign of your choice, to Tabitha Troughton, 16B Cherwell St,
Oxford, OX4 1BG (tabitha[at]corporatewatch.org).
Applications should be received by October 31st.
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