Job Roundup - May 31

On the Guardian's job site, there's a posting for a production assistant for the Economist. And estate agents Foxtons are looking for a typesetter to work on their magazines and advertising materials (£20k).

Still on the Guardian, a B2B magazine publisher is looking for a production assistant for subediting, basic office stuff, proofing and advert production. And a legal publishing company is looking for researchers/writers.

JobsIn has postings for a subeditor for a weekly magazine, a photo researcher, an editorial assistant for euromoney (£18k), and an online content editor for an accounting jobsite (£20k).

On Fish4Jobs, (thanks for the tip, Miriam) there's a posting for an online content editor for a jobsite -- might be the same one as posted above, might not be (8.50 p/hr).

And Brook Street also has a posting for an online content editor (ref: CLA/1832) for a jobsite (£20k). I'm guessing the first and third are the same job, but it's hard to tell from the adverts.

Journalismjobs.co.uk has a posting from Editorial and Picture services for a production assistant (£18K to £20K).

Job Roundup - May 30

John Brown Publishing is looking for a trainee publishing assistant. Must be someone looking to get into magazine publishing who is "meticulous". More meticulous than them, given the spelling mistakes in the advert...

On TNT's jobsite, there's a job posted for a temporary reporter for a B2B (£13-14 p/hr) and a temporary subeditor, at the same rate. They also have a temporary managing editor for a travel thing (£12-13 p/hr). Not sure what's up with the "temporary" and the hourly wage... but all three are via recruiter PFJ. Coincidence? I think not.

Holdthefrontpage.co.uk has a posting for a mining publication for a junior sub/designer. Closing date is June 2. There's also a position open at the Tablet, a Catholic international weekly, for a foreign news editor. They're looking for a graduate with at least two year's experience. And, there's a position for a senior reporter with 18 months' experience. (Links go to their main job page, so scroll to the relevant section for details.)

On Gumtree, there's a posting for writers and researchers for EMMA Online magazine.

IPC has an advert for a magazine assistant for Angler's Mail. It's not a writing job, but you will learn a lot... about fish.

If you've got some techie skills, the BBC is looking for online content researchers.

PFJ recruiters have a posting for an assistant editor with a year's experience (£22k to £23k) for a medical publication, among others.

Recruit Media has a listing for an online content coordinator (£120 per day) on a contract basis. Must have 2 years of web experience.

According to the Guardian, Reuters is in the process of hiring 100 journalists. While there aren't any new jobs posted on their site, it might be a good time to give them a call if you've ever dreamed of working on a wire service. Or check out their graduate section.

You might have noticed some new sources today. I've added a few in the company listings and job listing pages; you may need to refresh the page to see them. And as always, if you know a good one I've missed, please share...

Job Roundup - May 29

Newsquest has a posting for a trainee reporter for a South London paper. They also have postings for a subeditor in North London.

On the Guardian's jobsite, there's a posting for a radio journalist with one year's experience.

On Jobsite, there's a vacancy for a business writer for a graduate with a year's experience (21-23k). They also have a posting from recruiter Media Types for a sub with design skills (23-27k).

And recruiter Media Contacts has a posting for a production assistant (reference: 13382).

Job Roundup - May 26

Journalism.co.uk has a position posted for a reporter with a bakery magazine (£18k). There's also a subediting job for an online travel thing (£130/day).

On the Guardian site today, there's a posting for publishing editors with six-months related experience (£24k) and a production editor with a year's editing experience (£21k).

On Jobsite, there's a posting for on online content editor for a jobs website (£20k)

Emap needs an editorial assistant (no writing) for Empire film magazine. There's also a posting for a part-time features editor for Local Government Chronicle. Those are new postings, but other jobs previously listed here -- for those of you just joining in -- include a staff writer for Bliss, a sub for Retail Week, a features writer for Construction News.

IPC has an ad for an editorial assistant for a race car magazine in Croydon.

The good folks at Macmillian have a posting for an online editor, but if you fit this description, well, wow, good for you: "The successful applicant will have, or will be shortly expecting to receive a PhD in a glycobiology-related discipline, but will have a broad interest and understanding of molecular biology."

Reed Business are looking for telephone researchers. This is soul-less, evil work. I speak from experience. But if you're still in school, or desperate for cash, or, say, both, maybe check it out. They also need a subeditor for a legal publication.

Press Gazette has a PFJ posting for a reporter for a business publication (£20-22k) among others.

Inspired Selection has an opening for a publishing assistant (ref: 3659).

Have a great weekend...

Jobs Roundup - May 24

A few new Guardian jobs today, unsurprisingly. Website silicon.com is looking for a tech reporter with one to two years' experience. A non-profit is looking for an editorial assistant.

Journalism.co.uk has a posting for a reporter for Meat Trades Journal. How awesome would that be?

And still on the same site, FT Business needs a Dutch-speaking reporter. Must speak Dutch. Obviously.

Press Gazette has the usual billion-and-a-quarter recruiter-placed posts, including a writing position for a financial mag, requiring six months experience.

That's it for today!