BHW In-house Moderator vacancy

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Get me a visa and I'll work for minimum wage, provided im allowed to bring my laptop to work
 
22-25k a year? Sounds worse than my 9-5

Well, attention to detail is one of the things we're looking for:

even though this is listed as an entry-level position, we’re looking for someone exceptional who can grow the job and develop it into a more senior role.

The listed salary bracket is for newbies without forum knowledge, but this could be higher for someone with the right skill set.

And, as BTB said:

There is an awful lot of value in the education one would receive in this position.
 
I came here to joke about why they would need a digital marketer full time and not just get a package from the BST here but that's actually pretty good salary for entry job.
 
best of luck to all applicants.....Love to apply but have lots of commitments ....Saddddd
 
@Apricot in the job description it says: "Please note we can only accept applicants that have the correct Visa to work in the UK permanently."

Well with this Brexit thing only people who are residents or have previously worked in the UK and have NINO and other papers can apply for this job.

Correct me if I'm wrong.
 
@Apricot in the job description it says: "Please note we can only accept applicants that have the correct Visa to work in the UK permanently."

Well with this Brexit thing only people who are residents or have previously worked in the UK and have NINO and other papers can apply for this job.

Correct me if I'm wrong.

As far as I'm aware, that's generally correct, yes. However, I've looked into it and the European Commission website says that workers from EU member countries that are working in the UK at the time it leaves the EU will not have to leave as long as they continue to work.

I have absolutely no idea if this will remain the case - therefore I'd suggest that anyone who's in an EU country and is interested in the job, researches this for themselves to make sure they're adequately covered.
 
As far as I'm aware, that's generally correct, yes. However, I've looked into it and the European Commission website says that workers from EU member countries that are working in the UK at the time it leaves the EU will not have to leave as long as they continue to work.

I have absolutely no idea if this will remain the case - therefore I'd suggest that anyone who's in an EU country and is interested in the job, researches this for themselves to make sure they're adequately covered.

I did my research, and you need that Nino paper to be able to work in the UK. You can apply for this "nino" AFTER you have a proof of address in UK. In 2 to 5 weeks they will send you this paper if you pass their "exam".

Small chances for someone outside the UK. Think about it, for that proof of address you need to rent something in the UK for at least 2 months and have money to spend at that time.

Anyway, I look at myself - I can't apply for this job as I strive to learn, but my English skills......

As a suggestion, for the future, many people here will work for few or no money at all - just to learn - I included - I'm not ashamed to say it, but remote.

We have some great people around.

My 2 cents.
 
Could I send in a tripod, webcam, and a desktop capturing device? It would be as if I were sick, and working from home, but would get to also see what's outside of the screen... Maybe the cam could be put on a drone, and the drone get set up on company wifi, that way I could attend meetings and such, if they weren't in my office? I'll make it one of those 4 prop drones, so it's stable enough for a picture of my face to hang below it...

Let me know if this flies, because if it does, I'll accept the job.
 
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