Join a creative, award-winning pensions team delivering impactful employee and financial communications.

As a Communications Consultant, you’ll craft engaging content, manage data-led projects, and build strong client relationships—all while helping people make better financial decisions.

About the role

• Write, edit, and proof content across digital and print
• Deliver high-quality communications and project support
• Collaborate with internal teams and clients
• Ensure accuracy, compliance, and timely delivery

About you

• Pensions knowledge or experience with defined benefit/public sector schemes.
• 2+ years in communications
• Strong writing and editing skills

To discuss this role in confidence please call Ben Christensen on 020 7293 7022 or email benchristensen@sammons.co.uk. please quote reference 116461.

If you know someone suitable for this role, share the word and through our referral scheme receive up to £250! This is just one of the many roles we are working on at the Sammons Recruitment Group. Please visit our website www.sammons.co.uk for full details on all Permanent, Temporary and Contract career opportunities we are actively seeking candidates for. Recruiting on the basis of Talent, we are committed to supporting and promoting diversity in the workplace and consider all applications. If you have not heard from us within 7 days you will have not been successful on this occasion, however, we would welcome your application for alternative vacancies.
Posted: 21/11/2025
Location
Work from home
Job type
Salary
£Competitive
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