Salary not disclosed · Part time
Closes 28 September
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£27,180 · Part time · Temporary
Closes 27 September£2,291.06–£2,325.90 Annually (Actual) term time only, salary will be annualised and paid equally over 12 months · Part time
Closes 16 September£25,583 Annually (FTE) Actual Salary £3,850 · Part time
Closes 20 September£2,821 Annually (Actual) £12.65 per Hour · Part time
Closes 18 September£25,614 Annually (FTE) NJC SCP–3 · Part time
Closes 25 September£25,614 Annually (FTE) Warwickshire NJC SCP3 £25,614 FTE. Working 6.35 -hours per weeks -Monday -Friday -Term Time Only 38 weeks per year. Actual salary £3,675.70 · Part time
Closes 24 September£4,018.69 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 25 September£1,477.07–£1,500.41 Annually (Actual) Plus Outer Fringe Allowance £42.75 per annum · Part time
Closes 16 September£2,939.96–£2,986.40 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 21 September£2,979–£3,126 Annually (Actual) Grade A · Part time
Closes 21 SeptemberSalary not disclosed · Part time
Closes 18 September£4,419–£4,489 Annually (Actual) Grade 3–SCP 4 to 5 · Part time
Closes 25 September£3,690–£3,690 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 16 September£4,018.69 Annually (Actual) Scale 2 Pt 3 FTE £25,525 inc fringe, term time. Actual Salary £4018.69 · Part time
Closes 16 September£2,840–£2,930 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes tomorrow£3,639.84–£3,639.84 Annually (Actual) · Part time
Closes 30 September
Midday Assistant jobs in the UK: the facts
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- How many midday assistant jobs are listed in the UK?
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