Thank you for your interest in joining the Hansard Society. We are currently recruiting for 3 new roles.

Membership and Operations Manager

We are looking for a Membership and Operations Manager to strengthen our organisation and develop our supporter base. The purpose of this new role is to:

  • develop a larger and more active and engaged membership community to support the Society’s research and educational work in the years ahead;
  • strengthen the Society’s operational functions, enhancing its capacity, resilience, and future development.

For further information about the role and application process:

Communications & Project Co-ordinator: Delegated Legislation Review

We are looking for a Communications and Project Co-ordinator to support our new Review of Delegated Legislation and strengthen the dissemination of our research findings and reform proposals. The purpose of this new role is to:

  • co-ordinate the Review’s programme of work;
  • co-ordinate engagement with a network of stakeholders in other research and civil society organisations and the legal sector who are interested in or actiely working on issues concerning delegated legislation, in order to maximise the impact of our interventions;
  • deliver compelling, evidence-based research communications to inform and influence key audiences, building an effective case for reform of the delegated legislation system.

For further information about the role and application process:

Researcher: Delegated Legislation

We are looking for a new Researcher to expand our work on the parliamentary scrutiny of delegated legislation. The purpose of this role is to:

  • strengthen our research capability, particularly to support our forthcoming Review of Delegated Legislation;
  • support the day-to-day delivery of our legislative monitoring service, the Statutory Instrument Tracker®.

For further information about the role and application process:

Internships

The Society is currently accepting interns only through academic programmes with work placement components, primarily via the Centre for Legislative Studies at the University of Hull. If this changes, information will be advertised on this page, on social media and via our e-newsletter, and on websites such as jobs.ac.uk / www.w4mpjobs.org.

Work experience

As we are a small team we are currently unable to provide work experience placements outside the academic internship programmes mentioned above.