A new government office in Manchester has begun recruiting for 50 positions in what has been described as a multi-million-pound hiring programme linked to Burnham’s Number 10 North initiative.
The vacancies cover a range of roles and include a post titled “rewiring the state deputy director”. The recruitment campaign marks the launch of the new office and sets out its initial staffing requirements.
The supplied details do not provide information about the total cost of the appointments, the salaries attached to the roles or the timetable for filling them. They also do not outline the office’s full responsibilities beyond the title of one of the advertised positions.
The Manchester-based operation is referred to as Number 10 North in connection with Burnham. Further information about the office’s structure, remit and expected activities was not included in the available material.
