Our organisation
The Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) is the peak union body representing almost 2 million workers and their families.
Since our creation in 1927, the ACTU has spearheaded some of the most fundamental workplace struggles in Australia’s history.
The ACTU’s role as a peak body is to encourage workers to join their union, be a national voice for our movement, and advance and defend workers’ rights by co-ordinating union campaigns, representing workers at a range of government and non-government forums and to provide industrial, policy and other support to our affiliates.
The role
Looking for a job that allows you to be creative, have fun and have an impact?
We are the peak body for the Australian union movement, and we’re looking for an experienced digital marketer to join our growing digital communications team.
As the Digital Campaigner (Performance Marketing) you will manage our political, educational and recruitment advertising across Meta, Google and other platforms as required. This role will draw on creativity, strategic thinking, and technical expertise to leverage our online presence and support the ACTU’s campaign and growth objectives
You will use your skills and experience to maximise the impact of our advertising, as well as delivering high-quality insights for decision making and identifying new opportunities.
Key responsibilities
Key Selection Criteria
Content creation skills (Adobe or similar) will be highly regarded.
Benefits
The ACTU will offer the successful candidate an annual salary in the range of $93,959 – $104,283 dependant on skills and experience, along with an additional 15% superannuation, annual leave loading, working from home opportunities and generous leave arrangements (including up to 5 additional days of annual leave).
To apply
Please provide a cover letter addressing the selection criteria and your suitability for the role, as well as your CV to: Emma Kingdon, Campaigns Director @ jobs@actu.org.au
Closing date
Applications for this role close on 7th November 2024 (AEDT).