We Are Building For The Future
This is not about offering "just another job."
Stop Corporate Abuse is being built to collect evidence, identify patterns, prepare case files and challenge corporate abuse through public pressure, parliamentary routes, regulatory submissions, media exposure and, where possible, legal action.
As support and funding grows, SCA will need people who understand evidence, fairness, public interest and the importance of standing with ordinary people who have been left to fight alone.
The Right People Matter
SCA must be strong, but it must also be credible. That means we need people who can work with facts, documents, timelines and evidence.
We need people who can challenge systems without becoming reckless, who can fight hard without losing integrity, and who understand that public accountability must be built on truth.
Future Opportunities
These are the areas where SCA may need paid roles as the organisation grows and funding becomes available.
Legal
Solicitors, barristers, consumer rights specialists, litigation support and legal researchers.
Investigations
Investigators, evidence reviewers, case analysts, digital forensics and research specialists.
Media & Campaigns
Journalists, campaign managers, media relations, writers and public awareness specialists.
Technology
Developers, systems administrators, cyber security, AI, automation and data specialists.
Policy & Parliament
Policy researchers, regulatory affairs, parliamentary liaison and public interest campaign support.
Operations
Administration, finance, fundraising, volunteer coordination and evidence-centre support.
Register Your Interest
If you believe in the mission, introduce yourself properly.
Tell us who you are, what you can do, what sort of role interests you and why you want to help build SCA. You can also upload your CV, profile or supporting documents.
Important
SCA may not have paid vacancies available immediately. This form helps us build a talent pool of people who may be suitable as funding, campaigns and operational needs grow.