- Buckingham Palace is hiring a live-in attendant for the master of the household's office.
- The job provides free lunches, 33 days of vacations, plus some perks at some "recreational facilities"— and the queen will contribute 15% of pay towards your pension.
- Daily tasks will include setting up meetings and arranging the palace's many rooms for visitors.
- Apply on the palace website by August 26 to be considered.
Ever dream of living in Buckingham Palace? Well, now’s your chance because Queen Elizabeth is hiring a palace attendant for the master of the household’s office.
Aside from getting to rub elbows with the royals and traipse the palace halls, the five-day-a-week live-in position includes free lunch, 33 days of vacation and, as the palace website states, access to “a range of recreational facilities.” Oh, Queen Liz will also contribute 15 percent toward your pension and training and personal development is provided.
Daily tasks range from setting up department meetings to “arranging the state rooms for thousands of visitors,” according to the palace. So, if party logistics are your thing, this is totally the job for you.
Sound’s bloody fantastic, right? For the most part, yes. But as a member of the hospitality team, you’ll be required to move furniture and equipment. The other potential downside? The pay is about $22,000, and while your room and board is accounted for, that doesn’t leave a ton of room for miscellaneous expenses (ie: Manolos).
So, if you’re a detail-oriented and an outgoing person with strong upper-body strength, be sure to apply by Sunday, August 26.
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