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The vacancy
Role: Mental Health & Well-being Co-ordinator
Fixed term contract until 31.03.2024.
Salary : £31,513 for 35 hours per week (pro rata).
CULT Cymru is an exciting and dynamic all-Wales learning programme established in 2008 that is supported by the Welsh Government’s Wales Union Learning Fund (WULF) and Creative Wales. It is led by Bectu in partnership with sister unions Equity, the Musicians’ Union (MU) and the Writers’ Guild of GB (WGGB).
About the role
The Mental Health & Well-being Co-ordinator will work alongside the Skills & Development Manager, Learning Co-ordinator & Administration & Promotions Co-ordinator within the CULT Cymru programme. This is a bilingual (Welsh/English) fixed-term post with the opportunity to work remotely and flexibly on a fixed term contract until March 2024. The role utilises a broad range of administration and communication skills including liaising with our key partners in particular 6ft from the Spotlight CIC, keeping accurate records for scheduling and budgeting, creating forms via google docs. etc.
How to apply
We embrace diversity and strive to bring learning opportunities to workers who are under-represented in the creative industries e.g. people from global majority backgrounds, LGBTQ+, disabled, Deaf and/or neurodivergent people and those from less privileged socio economic backgrounds. Applicants from across Wales are welcomed. Please email recruitment@prospect.org.uk to receive an application pack
Included in your application pack will be the following documents:
Applicants will need to send a cover letter, completed application form and equal opportunities monitoring form by Tuesday 20.06.23 @ 12.00 to recruitment@prospect.org.uk
About us
Prospect is a leading trade union that delivers advice, support, representation and a voice for our members. We are a not-for-profit organisation with over 250 staff helping to support more than 150,000 people in specialist, professional and technical roles across the private and public sectors. The Bectu Sector of Prospect represents both employees and freelancers working in Film, TV, Broadcasting and theatre and live events.
Our members want to get on at work. They work in a diverse range of professions, including energy, science, engineering, heritage, defence, entertainment and digital. As a union for modern working life we aim to get the best deal for our members by using evidence and building partnerships – while never being scared to call employers out when they get things wrong.
Our priorities are to grow our membership through attracting new members and to improve our impact, whether that is helping members win improvements at work or changing the policy environment which affects them.
Diversity is an important value for the trade union movement, and as an organisation we are passionate about promoting equality and equity at work and are committed to it for all our staff; we would be particularly interested in applications from groups that are underrepresented in the workplace.
Prospect is a great place to work - We offer a good work-life balance, flexible working options and offer support for learning and development.
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