Employers' Initiative on Domestic Abuse
Research Writer

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Salary: £24,000 for 0.4 FTE (£60,000 FTE)
15 hours per week
Remote, with occasional travel to London
12-month fixed-term contract
About the Role
The Employers’ Initiative on Domestic Abuse (EIDA) is a charity and employer membership network supporting organisations across the UK to take effective action on domestic abuse. We are looking for a skilled researcher and writer to help strengthen our evidence-informed resources for employers.
This role will lead the development, review, and curation of EIDA’s evidence-informed resources; updating existing resources and translating research and emerging practice into clear, practical guidance, helping to support EIDA’s 2,000+ members to respond safely and effectively to domestic abuse.
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Key Responsibilities
- Lead the development, review, and curation of EIDA’s evidence-informed resources.
- Update existing resources and translate research and emerging practice into clear, practical guidance.
- Support EIDA’s 2,000+ members to respond safely and effectively to domestic abuse.
Requirements
- Experience of research, evidence synthesis, or literature reviews.
- Excellent writing, editing, and proofreading skills.
- Ability to translate complex information into clear, accessible guidance for professional audiences.


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Experience in domestic abuse, safeguarding, employer engagement, or resource development would be welcome, but is not essential.
Our Values
At EIDA, we value collaboration, empowerment, versatility, openness, and kindness. We are committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion and welcome applicants with transferable skills who may not meet every criterion.
Application Deadline
Closing date: Tuesday 22 September, 10am.
Interviews
Interviews will take place remotely on Wednesday 30 September and Thursday 1 October, with final-stage interviews on Monday 5 or Tuesday 6 October.
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