If you want to work for a values-based organisation that makes a real difference to young people’s lives, come and work for Youth Fed. Our roles cover everything from seasonal support, Youth Workers and Team Leaders as well as office-based roles. Whatever your role, you’ll be a valued member of our team.
If you want to work for a values-based organisation that makes a real difference to young people’s lives, come and work for Youth Fed. Our roles cover everything from seasonal support, Youth Workers and Team Leaders as well as office-based roles. Whatever your role, you’ll be a valued member of our team.
We are committed to ensuring our employees receive fair pay. We review our salaries regularly and benchmark against our sector. Our pay is performance related giving all employees the opportunity to progress through their pay bands inline with the performance management cycle where they demonstrate the right skills and behaviours to thrive in their roles.
All full-time employees are entitled to 28 days annual leave plus bank holidays. This allowance is pro-rated for part-time employees
We provide all our staff with an approved workplace pension scheme with an employer contribution of 6%. The minimum contribution requested from employees to be part of the scheme is 2%.
The standard working week at Youth Fed is 37.5 hours, Monday to Friday. Depending on the nature of the role, sometimes evening and weekend work is required. We are committed to empowering people to work flexibly, allowing people to structure their work around their personal commitments and based around business needs. We will consider all flexible working requests positively.
Youth Fed is committed to developing and enhancing people across the organisation. We offer several training routes and ways of accessing these opportunities. Some of these courses are accredited or contribute towards a specific accreditation. Financial support and/or study leave may be offered to individuals who are studying for professional qualifications.
Ben has experienced both sides of Youth Fed, from enrolling in the NGage programme when he was 15 to now volunteering as a Peer Mentor. See how Youth Fed has supported him on his journey.
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