Keep an eye on this page for job vacancies with Ethical Consumer if you are interested in joining an ethical co-operative as a worker member.
Ethical Consumer is a member-led, not-for-profit co-operative, that is signed up to the Living Wage Foundation and certified by the Fair Tax Foundation.
Ethical Consumer worker members contribute to the goals of the co-operative in a variety of roles.
Keep an eye on this page for job vacancies with Ethical Consumer if you are interested in joining an ethical co-operative as a worker member.
The Marketing and Digital Content Lead will work within the marketing team to create new content and input into marketing planning and strategy, for Ethical Consumer, the UK’s longest running alternative consumer organisation.
Location: The other key marketing person works from our office in Hulme, Manchester. Hybrid or remote working is possible for the right candidate.
Salary: £16,174 per year (£12.96/hr for 24 hours per week)
Important: you will receive an automatic confirmation on screen when you submit the form, rather than an email. You can amend your application, even after submission, up until the deadline. You are advised to keep a copy of all your answers, as we cannot accept responsibility or extend the deadline in the case of technology problems.
Ethical Consumer is a not-for-profit multi-stakeholder cooperative, and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. We use name-blind shortlisting. The offices are upstairs in a wheelchair accessible building in Manchester.
Recruitment timetable:
Closing date: 9pm Wednesday 11 June
Short-listing: Thur 12-Thur 19 June
Interviews: w/c 23 June
Starting date: 21/28 July, subject to negotiation
If you are short-listed for an interview, you will be notified by telephone by 5pm Friday 20th June.
If you do not hear from us by then, it means you have not been shortlisted this time.
Ethical Consumer Research Association (ECRA) is the UK’s longest running alternative consumer organisation. It was founded in Manchester in 1988 as a not-for-profit workers’ co-operative to provide ‘information on the companies behind the brand names’ and to promote the ethical use of consumer power.
The organisation became a multi-stakeholder co-operative with both worker members and investor members in 2009. Both classes of member are involved in decision-making and the election of Directors onto the Board.
ECRA’s portfolio of products and services are designed to encourage purchasers to take environmental and social issues into account in the market place. They include:
Apologies, we are currently not accepting new volunteers at this time, either for our Manchester office or remotely.
This includes the Remote Research Group where we collaborated with people worldwide to capture and share data on corporate social and environmental responsibility.
We will update this page if this situation changes.
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