Business News Editor (Temporary Contract)

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Median wage (BLS OEWS)

$111,944 national median

Projected growth (BLS Employment Projections)

+13.7% - Much faster than average

Matched to SOC 15-1252 - Data and ML aggregate by role bucket.

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, OEWS, May 2024 and Employment Projections, 2024-2034.

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About this role

Business News Editor (Temporary Contract) New York, New York, United States Business Insider is hiring a temporary editor on our business team to help drive coverage of corporate news and run a group of reporters. This role is a contract role paid hourly, requires 40 hours a week, will start in July, and last 4 months. This position is based in our NYC headquarters with an in-office expectation of three days a week. The Role: This business editor will assign and edit engaging stories on the Corporate desk. Key areas of focus are big box retailers, gig economy companies like Uber and DoorDash, consumer brands and trends, and wealth and billionaires. They will think strategically about the team's coverage mix, innovate ways to set our reporting apart, and edit for clarity, pacing, and narrative, while upholding high standards of accuracy and rigor. BI's business editors excel at juggling the news of the day with guiding reporters on beat coverage. This editor will manage a group of reporters and should be comfortable coaching on sourcing, and brainstorming ideas to elevate the reporting. They should also be comfortable working on tight deadlines. This person will report to the deputy editor of business. As part of our broader business coverage team, this person may help out in other areas as needed. Key Responsibilities: - Assign and edit distinguishing stories on big business news. - Edit copy for clarity and standards. Also, help edit stories across other desks as needed. - Lead a team

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