Average Editor salary in London

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Redwood Publishing Recruitment is working with the Jewish Chronicle in their recruitment for an Associate Editor to join their expanding editorial team. Based in London, The Jewish Chronicle provides coverage of national and international news in both print and digital formats and is published on a weekly basis. Reporting to the Deputy Editor, you will have substantial editorial experience, a passion for journalism, with strong writing and editing skills, plus, the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment. Key responsibilities include: Editing and proofreading articles, ensuring adherence to editorial standardsWriting and commissioning news stories, opinion pieces, and breaking news coverageAssisting the senior editorial team in commissioning, editing and publishing content for both print and digital platformsWorking closely with reporters, freelancers, and contributors to ensure high-quality content is produced on scheduleHelping with editorial planning for both weekly print and digital outputProviding support to the Deputy Editor, Editor and other senior editorial staff You will have demonstrable experience in an editorial/journalism position gained within a fast-paced news environment. Strong editorial and writing skills with an impeccable command of the English language will be important as will be your accurate editing and proof-reading skills. A collaborative team player with excellent communication skills, you will have first-class time-management skills and will be able to handle multiple tasks, meeting deadlines simultaneously. Familiarity with digital journalism tools and platforms, including CMS systems, SEO and social media are important for this role as are experience of editing and proofreading, with a keen eye for detail. The company offers a collaborative and dynamic working environment and a generous remuneration and benefits package with this position. For further information, please send your CV and a short cover letter.

We are working with a highly successful publisher of scientific books and journals, and due to growth, they are looking to recruit an experienced Commissioning Editor to complement the commissioning team, to work on a diverse list of book titles in the physical sciences. This role offers hybrid working with1- 2 days in the London office and 3 days working from home. The Commissioning Editor will acquire new titles and editions of key backlist titles across the physics and chemistry books programme and will assume responsibility for the full editorial process from manuscript to publication. The Commissioning Editor will also develop new areas, prepare, negotiate and finalise contracts, as well as create proposals including costing and pricing suggestions, and portfolio management. An essential part of this role will involve forming collaborative relationships with existing and potential reviewers, authors and potential textbook adopters. This is in ideal role for an experienced Commissioning Editor looking to expand their experience and take on more responsibility. We are looking for a candidate who is educated to PhD or Master’s level, ideally in a physical science subject, although candidates with commissioning experience in these subject areas without the relevant degree may also be considered. You will have demonstrable experience in scientific book publishing with a track record in STM titles. The ability to nurture, build and manage multiple projects simultaneously is essential, as is the ability to work independently as well as part of a team. We are looking for a candidate who is educated to Master’s or PhD level in a physical sciences subject, with demonstrable experience in academic book publishing, and a track record in acquiring STM titles. You will have proven ability to build, nurture and manage potential authors as well as manage multiple projects simultaneously. The ability to work independently as well as part of a dynamic team is essential. This role carries a generous salary and company benefits. If you would like further information, please send your CV with a brief cover note outlining your interest and salary expectations.