The monarch visits the Scottish royal residence every year
The monarch has a deep affection for the Edinburgh abode and stays annually from the end of June to the beginning of July. A job description was shared onAccording to the website, the role requires the new officer to be a welcoming face for visitors, conduct patrols, maintain a safe environment, check fire equipment and to be a first-responder in the event of an incident among other important things.
"Benefits such as a 15% pension contribution have been outlined, and the hired candidate will receive 25 days of annual leave excluding bank holidays, with the possibility of rising to 30 days after a period of service," the website states."Other perks include 20% off at our Royal Collection Trust Shops and complimentary admission tickets across all our locations, along with many more exclusive employee discountsa favourite beverage of the King.
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