What do ipsos mori do

All Training is provided through a virtual platform and we ask you to attend all virtual Sessions, Accreditations and successfully complete all online modules on our Learning Management System, before you are offered any work. The Training allows you to understand the role and the company and identify whether it is something that you wish to do. It also allows us to assess whether we think the role is suitable for you. You will be paid for successfully completing all online modules and accreditations and for specific coaching sessions.

You will be paid every fortnight directly in to your bank account. You will need to complete a weekly timesheet recording the hours and projects that you work on and any expenses to be reimbursed.

We offer two contracts either 28 hours 4 days or 35 hours 5 days. Our core working hours are between 11am and 9. Depending on the region you are in, you will usually be asked to work within the local areas. However, you may be expected to travel up to 70 miles from home if you live in a rural area of the country.

If you are applying for a role in an area where you are expected to travel higher distances on a regular basis, this will be discussed with the Region Manager before you agree to take the job.

Providing you are offered and accept a contract, the time spent in training will be paid in your first salary payment. As soon as possible after you have received the verbal offer from us. This is so you can attend an assessment and training session. Home FAQs. Frequently Asked Questions How will I get paid? What are the rates of pay? How do I get paid? Your holiday pay is added to your pay and will be included when you are paid.

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This data consists of: organisation registered and trading names organisation address and postcode organisation telephone number organisation size organisation revenue where available organisation general email where available contact name within the business where available contact telephone number and email address within the business where available 4.

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