Attention: Please take a moment to consider our terms and conditions before posting.

Charlton advertising for jobs

Covered EndCovered End
in General Charlton
CAFC is looking to recruit to a variety roles within its Commercial Operation, playing an integral part in maximising commercial opportunities.

Commercial Sales Manager (non-Matchday)

Salary £30K + bonus

Benefits include private medical insurance, laptop and mobile phone.

35 hours per week + all first team home matches



Database & Marketing Co-ordinator

Salary up to £22K

Benefits include private medical insurance

35 hours per week + all first team home matches



Club Development & Events Manager

Salary £30K

Benefits include private medical insurance, laptop and mobile phone.

35 hours per week + all first team home matches


To apply for any of these roles please send your covering letter and CV to recruitment@cafc.co.uk
closing date Friday 25 October.

Successful candidates will be contacted on Monday 28 October to attend an interview on either 29 or 30 October.

Read more at http://www.cafc.co.uk/news/article/jobs-20131018-commercial-1120636.aspx#ACbwMLi8IWSLK4T6.99

Comments

  • paulbaconsarniepaulbaconsarnie
    Next up may be IT manager.
    Led to believe it was the current post holders last day today.
  • LuckyRedsLuckyReds
    I wish they'd get rid of that khack web provider; FLi - as a mobile and web developer I wouldn't mind a job with a free season ticket..!

    I guess I'll continue browsing the more boring routes for my next position...
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    edited October 2013
    paulbaconsarnie said:

    Next up may be IT manager.
    Led to believe it was the current post holders last day today.

    That's right and another member of staff leaving at the end of next week.
  • incorruptible addickincorruptible addick
    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?
  • nichorobnichorob
    edited October 2013
    £30k? Probably quite a few people considering the average salary in this country is £26k.
  • Stu_of_KunmingStu_of_Kunming
    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    This can't be a serious question.
  • MrOneLungMrOneLung
    edited October 2013
    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    Troll or Van Hoijdonk (sp) ?

  • se9addickse9addick
    Stu_of_Kunming said:

    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    This can't be a serious question.
    I was chatting to a mate of a mate in the pub last night and he said, in all seriousness, that he couldn't understand how anyone could live in London on under £50k - not live an exciting lifestyle but he literally didn't believe anyone could afford a basic quality of life in London on under £50k !
  • newyorkaddicknewyorkaddick
    edited October 2013
    It is sensible to target 25-40% of monthly net income to go towards rent/mortgage (would have to be towards the higher end in world class cities).

    £30k pa equates to approx £1750pm net, implying up to ~£700pm housing budget, enough for a 1-bed/studio rental in many outlying (or less salubrious more central) locations, and certainly enough for various flat or house shares. Alternatively £700 is the monthly repayment mortgage (at 4%) on a mortgage of approx £125k - again with a 10% deposit (just) enough for a starter flat/studio in a few places.

    After energy bills, transport, food, council tax etc it's fair to say there'd be virtually no disposable income.

    Tough/impossible to be the sole breadwinner and bring up a family in London though.

    I would note however that those salaries probably are London-weighted - I suspect similar roles at say Burnley or Blackburn pay considerably less.
  • JTJT
    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    Clown
  • Sponsored links:


  • ME14addickME14addick
    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    You obviously don't live in the real world - my husband and I earn less than that between us.
  • RedChaserRedChaser
    edited October 2013
    JT said:

    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    Clown
    What, no gif @JT :-(

    Probably tongue in cheek.
  • LargeAddickLargeAddick
    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    I do find this one of the most surprising comments ever on CL.

  • SouthendaddickSouthendaddick
    And there's me thinking insufferable was a working class labour man

    Silly silly comment from one of this sites very worst trolls
  • Covered EndCovered End
    Champagne socialist ?
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    Gary Haines mentioned on twitter that he is leaving. Another loss, after Matt Wright, for the Comms team.

    Good luck Garry
  • PL54PL54
    Why is he leaving ?
  • Airman BrownAirman Brown
    PL54 said:

    Why is he leaving ?

    Has the club replaced Matt Wright?
  • incorruptible addickincorruptible addick
    edited October 2013
    JT said:

    incorruptible addick said:

    Surprised at how low the salaries are. How can anybody live on that sort of money?

    Clown
    Why "JT"? Can you tell me how anyone can live in London, support a family and pay a mortgage on a salary of £22-30 pa ? If you are able to do so, respect to you. But can you tell the rest of us how you manage it?

    I don't think I'm being a "clown". It's a simple economic reality of living in the capital, surely?





  • AddicktedAddickted
    Of course it's possible. By being frugal, linving in an affordable property and with the help of tax and child credits.

  • Sponsored links:


  • Karim_myBagheriKarim_myBagheri
    Addickted said:

    Of course it's possible. By being frugal, linving in an affordable property and with the help of tax and child credits.

    This.

    Though it can be tough.
  • cafckevcafckev
    Addickted said:

    Of course it's possible. By being frugal, linving in an affordable property and with the help of tax and child credits.

    Shows what a sorry state we are in when we need too take tax and child credit even when in a full time job.
  • incorruptible addickincorruptible addick
    cafckev said:

    Addickted said:

    Of course it's possible. By being frugal, linving in an affordable property and with the help of tax and child credits.

    Shows what a sorry state we are in when we need too take tax and child credit even when in a full time job.
    Indeed. So perhaps I'm not such a clown after all!

  • Covered EndCovered End
    Incorruptible, with respect you have now completely changed what you said.

    You have now added, live in London, support a family & pay a mortgage.

    The successful applicant could well live in Kent, be single & live with their parents.
  • ME14addickME14addick
    edited October 2013
    If you don't have children, you don't get any tax credits if you have a joint income over £18K. Living in Kent isn't cheap.
  • incorruptible addickincorruptible addick
    edited October 2013
    Covered End said:

    Incorruptible, with respect you have now completely changed what you said.

    You have now added, live in London, support a family & pay a mortgage.

    The successful applicant could well live in Kent, be single & live with their parents.

    So to be able to afford to work for CAFC you cannot live in London, have children or a mortgage and have to have a rich and indulgent mummy and daddy with a big house in the country large enough to acommodate 30 year old children and who will also loan them a car to commute to SE7 every day?

    I rest my case. The salaries on offer are far too low to attract applicants of any calibre.



  • Covered EndCovered End
    incorruptible addick said:

    Covered End said:

    Incorruptible, with respect you have now completely changed what you said.

    You have now added, live in London, support a family & pay a mortgage.

    The successful applicant could well live in Kent, be single & live with their parents.

    So to be able to afford to work for CAFC you cannot live in London, have children or a mortgage and have to have a rich and indulgent mummy and daddy with a big house in the country large enough to acommodate 30 year old children and who will also loan them a car to commute to SE7 every day?

    I rest my case. The salaries on offer are far too low to attract applicants of any calibre.



    Are you a politician ? You twist everything. I can't be bothered, it's really not worth it.
  • incorruptible addickincorruptible addick
    edited October 2013
    Don't know what I am supposed to have twisted. Surely it's a simple case of economics. If you pay peanuts you get...???

    Other have said the CAFC salaries are only a workable proposition if you claim tax credits, child credits etc etc...Private sector needs to pay a living wage (which must cover housing and childcare costs) if the welfare burden on the tax-payer is to be reduced.
  • sam3110sam3110
    I live in London with my girlfriend, she's a full time student and therefore has a loan of 10k for the whole year, and I earn 13k pa, yet we get by.
Sign In or Register to comment.

Roland Out Forever!