Armed Forces'' Pay Review Body Member with Board Level Experience of Collective Bargaining from an Employee Perspective A unique opportunity is now open to support the UK Armed Forces and the Defence of the nation. The Armed Forces'' Pay Review Body (AFPRB) provides independent, evidence-based advice on Armed Forces'' pay to the Prime Minister and Secretary of State for Defence. In making recommendations, it considers the need to recruit, retain and motivate suitable people in the context of Service life, government policies for improving services, funding, the inflation target and the need for Armed Forces'' pay to be broadly comparable with pay levels in civilian life. The AFPRB is looking to recruit a new Collective Bargaining Member. The post is advertised at up to 35 days a year on an initial 3-year appointment from 1 April 2026. Person Specification We are seeking an individual with Board Level Collective Bargaining experience from an employee perspective. The successful candidate will need to be able to demonstrate the following essential criteria: Experience: A strong track record of representing employee interests and the ability to develop or negotiate significant policy or pay-related issues through collective bargaining, within the private, public, or voluntary sectors. Knowledge: An understanding of the evolving context of public sector management as well as public sector pay policy, with the ability to assess how these might affect Service personnel. Relations