Job: Literary Editor, The Capilano Review
Permanent, part-time (20 hours/wk), literary editor, mostly office-based, start Mar 15. $34,090 p.a. + monthly benefits allowance + annual cost of living increase
Permanent, part-time (20 hours/wk), literary editor, mostly office-based, start Mar 15. $34,090 p.a. + monthly benefits allowance + annual cost of living increase
Permanent, full-time (34 hours/wk), work-from-home position, managing editor, start Nov 1. $22.37/hour + health benefits + flexible work hours, vacation policy
30 hrs/wk, flexible hybrid remote schedule, Vancouver, $40,563/year, extended health/dental, 4 wks paid vacation, professional development, start Nov 4
Managing Editor, submit by March 10, Vancouver-based, $42.4K/year, 26 hrs/week, 4 weeks vacation, $65/month benefits allowance, 4.35% COL increase each Jan. 1
30 hrs/wk, 14-month fixed-term, flexible hybrid schedule, Vancouver, $40,563/year, extended health/dental, 4 wks’ paid vacation, professional development
Full Time (30-35 hours/week), flexible hybrid schedule, $40-$50K/year, extended health & dental, 4 weeks’ vacation, generous leave policy, budget for professional development
Hybrid position based in Vancouver, BC: 30 hours/week, $40,563/year, includes extended health & dental, 4 weeks paid vacation, paid sick days, mental health days, monthly menstrual leave days, professional development budget
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