The Royal Family is hiring a communications assistant amid the Kate Middleton conspiracy storm.
It comes as the royals appear to be in the middle of a PR crisis.
There was a furore over a Mother’s Day snap Kate took which it turned out she had edited.
There are wild conspiracy theories about her following abdominal surgery.
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She was then snapped with Prince William at the Windsor Farm Shop last Saturday (16 Mar).
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Buckingham Palace is now looking for a communications expert to assist with media coverage of royal engagements.
The busy role pays just £25,642.50-a-year.
This is equivalent to about £13.15-per-hour.
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That is the living wage in the capital.
It is based in Buckingham Palace, but the job hopeful will need to travel around the UK and tag along to support visits.
The job ad states that the new recruit must be social-media savvy.
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They will be expected to “produce content for a variety of platforms.”
The ad also states that the new hire will need a strong “eye for detail.”
The communications assistant must also have exceptional organisational skills as they will be heavily involved in diary planning.
It is a Monday-Friday position with recruits expected to work a 37.5 hour week.
Staff receive complimentary lunch on site during their shift.
Other perks include 20% off at our Royal Collection Trust shops.
The last date to apply for the job is 7 April.
Kate Middleton is expected to return to royal duties after Easter.
The job advert reads: “The Royal Communications team promotes the work, role, relevance and value of the Royal Family to a worldwide audience.
”The reaction to our work is always high-profile, and so reputation and impact will be at the forefront of all that you do.
Whether working on a state visit, ceremonial event or Royal engagement, you’ll make sure our communications consistently spark interest and reach a range of audiences.”
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