Sunday, August 29th 2021
BBC Worklife
is “a BBC.com features site about the way we work, live and think in a rapidly
shifting world, where the boundaries between the professional and the personal
are increasingly blurrier.” Their editor has tweeted, “Vice/r29/freelancers who
depended on them: please pitch me at BBC Worklife!” They publish reported,
narrative features of 1,200 to 2,000 words. They pay $600 for around 1,200 words. If interested, send your pitches to meredith.turits@bbc.com. To learn
more, refer to their editor’s Twitter thread
and their author
brief.
Sunday, January 31st 2021
BBC Worklife is “a resourceful guide,
geared towards younger generations of ambitious professionals who are seeking
to find the proper work and life balance in the ever-changing 21st century
workforce.” Their editor is open for pitches. They cover “social-science
topics: how we work/live and why.” According to payment reports, they pay £450
per feature. Email your pitches to meredith.turits@bbc.com.
For details, refer to their editor’s Twitter
thread. To learn more about them, refer to this page.
Friday, November 6th 2020
BBC Worklife is “a resourceful guide,
geared towards younger generations of ambitious professionals who are seeking
to find the proper work and life balance in the ever-changing 21st century
workforce.” They feature “various forms of content and a glimpse into the
future global economy by providing tips and tricks on how to measure success,
manage money, navigate generation rent, and create the right impression.” Their
newly appointed editor is looking for pitches. Payment reports indicate that
they pay £450 per feature. Send your pitches to meredith.turits@bbc.com. Read their
editor’s Tweet here
and learn more about them here.