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Interested in consumer behaviour? Joblink are pleased to be recruiting on behalf of an established innovative Market Research agency. The agency work on behalf of large household named brands across 21 countries providing qualitative and quantitative research, shopper insights,   data science and content creation. We are looking for individuals to help support their research projects. What you could be doing: Hosting research panels - welcoming research participants, handing out information, guiding participants through the product testing process   which may include a mock supermarket and collecting feedback Face to face interviews - Interviewing research participants, asking set questions about the product they have tested Recruiting research participants - calling people who have registered interest in taking part in research and screening their suitability Analysing adverts - reviewing adverts and writing brief reports What experience do you need? No experience necessary however you will need to be a confident communicator with a good level of English language. This role would particularly suit those studying marketing, corporate communications, market research, data science or related. Hours of work: Work is project led so no set shift pattern.   There maybe a few weeks between projects. The shifts are often long over several days per week. We're looking for someone who can commit 2-3 full days per week to working. Those students available for more hours may be asked to work full week. Interested? Apply with a CV and a brief cover note explaining why you would like to work for this employer Application closing date: 1st January 2020

Are you a self-motivated and versatile individual with a can-do attitude? Do you have a high level of accuracy and excellent attention to detail? Are you a good communicator?  The Research and Innovation Service (RIS) provides central support to research and innovation across the University. The Contracts team, based in RIS, supports the research and innovation community by work closely with academics and support staff in the drafting, review and negotiation of R&I contracts.   We are looking for a self-motivated and versatile individual with a can-do attitude to assist in the mapping of workflow, processes and system requirement documentation in the Contracts team. The post holder will work closely with the Contracts Officer and the rest of the Contracts team as appropriate.  The role will involve supporting the capture of workflow, processes and system requirements (documenting these appropriately), along with populating sets of template agreements with project variables. As a self-motivated individual you will have a flexible approach to work and be capable of independent management, whilst being able to take direction. You will be a confident user of IT, and able to demonstrate a high level of accuracy and excellent attention to detail. You must be able to demonstrate the effective use of organisational skills and be able to maintain confidentiality. Ideally, you will have some experience with project management and process mapping.    What does the role entail?  As a Contracts Assistant, your main duties will include: Handling confidential information appropriately; Assisting with workflow and system requirement documentation using spreadsheets and bespoke IT systems Manipulation of electronic information as necessary, including exploitation of spreadsheets; Identifying and locating information and documents in physical and electronic formats; Liaising with members of the Contracts team where required; Other duties as requested, commensurate with the grade of this role.   What will you bring to the role?  As a Contracts Assistant, you will have: Good communication skills Experience of working co-operatively with others Excellent attention to detail, with demonstrable ability to deliver high standards of accuracy and present information clearly and concisely An organised but flexible approach to work Experience of planning, organising and managing priorities, including your own workload  Previously used, with confidence, Microsoft Outlook, Word and Excel Experience of working independently and using initiative to discover information and solve problems, whilst knowing when to refer matters to other members of staff  You may also have: Experience of managing workflow Project management training Office experience

As a European dairy co-operative, Arla Foods is owned and governed by over 11,000 dairy farmers. In the UK alone, we have over 2,000 dedicated farmers; these are our ‘Members’ and our most vital stakeholders! As a dynamic FMCG company, Arla Food’s purpose is to create the highest value for our Members’ milk, through making some of the world’s favourite dairy products including Cravendale®, Anchor®, Lurpak® and Castello®. Do you like to work on different projects with many different stakeholders? Can you keep an overview of the progress of many different projects and inform all your relevant stakeholders? If so, this position might be something for you. The Global Product Management department in Leeds is looking for a student assistant to support us with our daily tasks. Product Management Assistant (PMA) Team You will be a part of the product management assistant team, we coordinate the launch of new products, make changes to existing packaging and create new item and packaging numbers. In this role your responsibilities could include:  Helping to keep databases updated Creating project overviews Registration of data in SAP Ordering samples and a broad variety of tasks You will work together with the Product Management Assistants, our dairies and a great variety of stakeholders across Arla.     Person specification:  We are looking for a candidate with strong organisation skills and an eye for detail. You are used to juggling different projects while keeping all of your stakeholders informed. You can keep an overview in a hectic day, while you work independently and remain goal orientated. As a quick learner, you will have strong IT skills and will be able to quickly understand new systems. Hours: Part-time, 12-15 hours per week, over several days, flexible Salary:  £9.49 per hour Application closing date: 2nd January 2020