Salary: circa £30,500
Policy Services, HQ
Who are we?
The National Farmers’ Union represents the interests of farmers and growers across England and Wales. Promoting competitive and socially responsible agriculture and horticulture, we influence policy at the highest levels to ensure the long-term viability of our members.
Why join our team?
Working for the NFU means that you will become part of our friendly environment. You will work with great people, most of whom are industry specialists recognised for their knowledge and expertise. We are a team committed to our work. We have a real passion for the difference we can make. In addition to this we also offer, 25 days annual leave (plus, statutory bank holidays), an enhanced maternity and paternity policy, annual salary review and an attractive contributory, stakeholder pension scheme.
What we need
As an NFU Economist, you will prepare and deliver specialist and strategic advice on key farming sectors to support the development and promotion of evidence-based NFU policies. You will also provide analysis and insight to a range of colleagues, members and opinion formers.
An ability to provide timely, relevant and accurate information is critical to this role. You will be able to manage a diverse and challenging workload.
You will work with colleagues to anticipate information needs, provide insight on emerging issues and influence policy making.
You will be a team player with the ability to build strong internal relationships as well as identifying and developing relevant stakeholder connections. You will play a key role in keeping the NFU abreast of relevant economic and business developments, and ensure that our lobbying voice is recognised for its analytical integrity and relevance.
Closing date: Friday 24th February 2012 at 4pm
Interview date: Thursday 8th March 2012
How to apply
If you feel you have the right skills for this role or would like to know more, please download the documents from the link at the top of the screen or contact Nadia Parveen via email nadia.parveen@nfu.org.uk or telephone 024 7685 8736.
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