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<< Back to list of jobs| Feature/analysis Writer - Business Weekly (Ref: 2699) | |
| Short Description: | Interested in the environment? Interested in how government and industry are responding to the challenges of a low carbon economy? This is a chance to position yourself at the heart of the debate and become a respected voice on low carbon construction. |
| Location: | London |
| Salary: | c£25,000 plus benefits |
| Job Role: | Feature Writer |
| Description: |
Working as part of an eighteen-strong editorial team on this leading industry weekly, you'll hold a special brief for covering the latest developments in such areas as low carbon construction, recycling, sustainability and the regulatory policies emerging from government, industry bodies and Brussels. The role will involve crunching through the facts and figures surrounding this increasingly critical issue to produce news and analysis that's engaging, practical and actionable. The successful candidate will need to show a portfolio of well-researched, compelling copy and be familiar with the concept of developing and nurturing contacts at senior level. You'll also need confident skills in data analysis and the capacity for lateral thinking. Responsibilities * Source exclusive, off-diary news stories Requirements * Demonstrable writing ability
PLEASE NOTE: All applicants should include a clear and concise supporting statement of no more than 150 words describing their suitability for the role and reason for applying.
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