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Workplace: It's not the money, but Libraries

Duties include preparing toys and equipment for children, leading play activities and encouraging babies and carers to join in. Experience should include looking after children under two years old and applicants should be flexible in their working arrangements.

SALARIES AT AUGUST 2005Children's librarian (Harrow): 19,521-21,258Schools Library Support Service administrator (Walsall): 14,364-15,372Literacy development officer (Wakefield): 11,438-12,747Saturday library assistant (Lewisham): 6.74 per hourLibrary play worker (Brownhills): 6.05-7.31 per hour

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