WORKING PATTERN
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WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
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WHO WORKS LIKE THIS?
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PROS
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CONS
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Shift work
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24/7
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Shift Engineering Managers,
Certain Technicians
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Good pay.
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Considered a risk factor for many health problems.
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Fixed term
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Contract
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Web Designers, Editors
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Well paid & allows needed labour without a permanent contract.
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Job finishes when the contract expires.
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Office Hours
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Management
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Administrators, Consultants, Researchers.
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Work same hours each day (9 - 5pm), off on weekends.
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Normal Pay
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Freelance
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Self Employed, not with any company.
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Photographers, Directors
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Flexible hours.
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Manage own taxes.
Doesn't receive health coverage.
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Irregular Patterns
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Part-Time employment
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Writers, Directors
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Not full time work.
Flexible hours.
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Less pay.
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Hourly Rates
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The person is paid by the hour/
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Web Designers, Graphic Designers
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Flexible (in most cases). Paid for efficient work.
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Could finish work quickly.
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Piece work
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For each unit produced regardless of the time.
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The Digital Media
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Good wage.
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May not get paid if work isn't up to standard.
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Media Jobs
TELEVISION EDITOR
Job description:
Editors work closely with the director before shooting begins, deciding how to maximize the potential of the screenplay. Editor's begin work in a cutting room (sometimes on location), looking at previous day's rushes which are developed overnight at the film lab.
Qualifications:
There are no specific qualifications needed.
What are the working patterns?
Shifts available.
Job type: (IE. Permanent, Freelance, Temporary, etc)
Contract / Freelance: Long hours.
What sort of salary will you receive?
£18,000-£25,000 for those employed by a television or post-production studio.
Range of salaries with experience: £20,000-£35,000.
Range of typical salaries at senior level: £37,000-£70,000.
What person qualities are necessary for the role:
- Ability to be creative under pressure;
- Imagination and understanding of narrative;
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills;
- Develop high sense of rhythm and timing in story telling;
- Highly developed enthusiastic visual awareness;
- Ability to lead a team;
- Patience attention to detail and good organisation skills;
- Knowledge of the requirements of relevant health & safely legislations and procedures.
Job description:
Editors work closely with the director before shooting begins, deciding how to maximize the potential of the screenplay. Editor's begin work in a cutting room (sometimes on location), looking at previous day's rushes which are developed overnight at the film lab.
Qualifications:
There are no specific qualifications needed.
What are the working patterns?
Shifts available.
Job type: (IE. Permanent, Freelance, Temporary, etc)
Contract / Freelance: Long hours.
What sort of salary will you receive?
£18,000-£25,000 for those employed by a television or post-production studio.
Range of salaries with experience: £20,000-£35,000.
Range of typical salaries at senior level: £37,000-£70,000.
What person qualities are necessary for the role:
- Ability to be creative under pressure;
- Imagination and understanding of narrative;
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills;
- Develop high sense of rhythm and timing in story telling;
- Highly developed enthusiastic visual awareness;
- Ability to lead a team;
- Patience attention to detail and good organisation skills;
- Knowledge of the requirements of relevant health & safely legislations and procedures.
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