Senior Bank Official salaries in England
£40,588
avg per year
The average salary for Senior Bank Official jobs near England is £40,588.*
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Top Senior Bank Official jobs near England
View AllPublic Affairs Officer
Rand Europe
Cambridge
Knowledge of policy areas relevant to RAND Europe's research, such as defence and security, health and healthcare, science and technology, or home affairs.
£33,000 a year
5 days ago
Senior QA Auditor - 60% - 80%
Healx
Cambridge
We recognise the benefits of home working for productivity, flexibility and focused virtual collaborations across distributed teams, while also valuing the…
Debt National Programme Procurement Lead
MaPS
Bedford
Successful candidates from the telephone interview will be invited to attend an in-person interview in our Bedford office. Cycle to work scheme (up to £3,000).
£70,000 a year
Energy Manager
US Visiting Forces Local National Direct Hire
Alconbury
A valid UK driver’s license (category B) is required,. Key responsibilities include overseeing utility contracts, metering, and budget development; managing the…
£43,348.50 - £61,327.50 a year
13 hours ago
Deputy Development Director
Fitzwilliam College
Cambridge
To ensure the post-holder will have access to excellent opportunities to continue to progress in their professional tenure at the College.
Nursery Practitioner
Grandir UK
Leighton Buzzard
Promote the nursery to current parents and potential customers. Ensure the effective implementation of the nursery keycarer procedures and allocate children to…
£12.21 - £13.45 an hour
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- London, ENG154 jobs
- Birmingham, ENG11 jobs
- Biggin Hill, ENG7 jobs
- Epsom, ENG4 jobs
- Coventry, ENG4 jobs
- Cambridge, ENG3 jobs
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