Promotion to leisure services policy development posts is competitive. The salary data was collected in Jun 00 Salaries in the public sector and in organisations such as universities are usually higher than in commercial centres. Working hours and conditions Typically includes regular unsocial hours Unsocial hours are common, including evenings and weekends as required. Office based, working with a team of colleagues and very active with extensive contact with users, suppliers etc. Lifestyle implications It is necessary to maintain high standards of service as well as deal with complaints and emergencies.
Hours are irregular, including weekends.
The percentage of women managers is low but is steadily increasing. Although open to all graduates, a degree or postgraduate qualification directly related to the industry is often preferred. Commercial aptitude is needed and relevant experience is essential. Although open to holders of all HNDs, a qualification directly related to the industry is often preferred. Commercial aptitude is needed and relevant experience is essential.