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Black Country Observatory seeks secondee to manage the team

Posted on 17 July 2009 by stephenhowarth

Black Country see it in colour Our colleagues at the Black Country Observatory are currently advertising for a secondee to cover the maternity leave of the Observatory’s senior manager, Delma Dwight.

The secondment will be for six months, starting from 1st October 2009. The closing date for applications is Friday 31st July. Interviews will take place on Tuesday 11th August.

Get more details about the role and how to apply (DOC, 39kB).

As the intelligence unit of the Black Country Consortium, the Black Country Observatory provides research, information and intelligence to enable sub-regional partners to monitor and evaluate the progress they are making.

The successful postholder will manage, and be supported by, a team of three researchers and will be based at the consortium’s offices at the Waterfront, Merry Hill.

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