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Found 11 Permanent jobs for £30,000 - £39,999
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Executive Assistant to Chief Executive
As EA to the Chief Executive, you will be a linchpin in the running of Oxfam GB, developing knowledge of every area of its work.
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Research and Impact Manager
Research and Impact Manager This is a great time to join our client's small and friendly Research and Impact Team as Research and Impact Manager. T...
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PA & Office Coordinator
Do you think you can you succeed within a multi-faceted role within a start-up environment?
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Executive Assistant
Do you have the energy, enthusiasm and experience to support a senior Director? A highly innovative and well-known health charity who are leading t...
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Engagement and Advocacy Manager
This is a great time to join our client’s friendly Engagement & Advocacy as an Engagement & Advocacy Manager. Earlier this year they launched a pow...
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Team leader (Outreach Service)
Responsible for the delivery of a pre-trial Outreach Support Service to Vulnerable and Intimidated Witnesses in a defined geographical area.
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Executive Assistant to Deputy CEO and Leadership Team
Executive Assistant to Deputy CEO and Leadership Team This is an exciting time to join our client in the newly created role of Executive Assistant ...
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Executive Assistant / Office Manager
This charity is seeking a highly skilled, professional and dynamic Executive Assistant to support the CEO and the Chair of the Board of Trustees.
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Grants Administration Assistant
Prospectus is delighted to be working with The Julia & Hans Rausing Trust to recruit a Grants Administration Assistant.
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Executive Assistant to Chief Executive
As EA to the Chief Executive, you will be a linchpin in the running of Oxfam GB, developing knowledge of every area of its work.
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Programme Manager
In the UK today, the best predicator of a child’s academic and social success remains the income and postcode of their parents.