Press Gazette has already published its jobs update today… but since then we’ve found seven more new jobs for journalists… so here you go.
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Food Manufacture is looking for an assistant editor.
Job location: UK
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Ripley and Heanor News is looking for a senior reporter. You are NCE qualified. You will have experience in a weekly newsroom and an understanding of its demands. You will have knowledge of newspaper law. An interest in sport is an advantage, as is experience of the Atex system and InCopy.
Job location: Ripley
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Closing date: 11 June
BBC South East is hiring an assistant editor/correspondent (political editor). You are a journalist with knowledge of and an interest in regional, national and EU political issues. You should have the ability to understand and explain complex political issues. You should have journalism and production experience and proven editorial judgement.
Job location: South-East UK
Closing date: 15 June
Archant Norfolk is hiring a commercial features writer. You must have knowledge of InCopy in an Atex editorial system, or MS Word.
Closing date: 4 June
Planet Retail is looking for a news editor. You will have a background in journalism, with experience in writing and sub-editing articles. You must have an understanding of InDesign and html coding. Familiarity with Photoshop/Fireworks and Acrobat is advantageous.
Job location: London
Closing date: 27 June
Harper’s Bazaar is looking for an acting deputy chief sub-editor. You will edit copy, making sure articles are presented in a style and tone fitting with the magazine.
Zoom-Zoom magazine is hiring a deputy editor. You are a multi-lingual journalist and editor. You will liaise with clients around the world, and find and commission stories from local journalists for both print and online.
Job location: UK
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