June 30, 2008
Population Biologist
"The position...may be involved in devising and implementing analysis of population status and trends for salmon at multiple geographic and biological scales, in the context of natural and anthropogenic variability...The position may assist completing the State of the Salmon Program's first phase of a North Pacific metadata inventory regarding long-term salmon monitoring data sets. While the position is highly technical in nature, the ideal candidate also will have a strong foundation in salmonid ecology and a firm understanding of salmon conservation policy and its practical albeit complex relationship to fisheries management...The compensation package includes a competitive salary and excellent fringe benefits package, including 401(k) match, medical and dental plan, flexible spending account, life insurance and disability coverage is provided."
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Cow
"Marketing Agency seeks person to wear a cow head at an event. No mooing necessary. Details: Outdoor event, July 4th. Must wear cow head for 4 hours, shaking hands, taking pictures. Agency to provide: Cow head, green tie, cash, lunch, beer. Person to provide: Grey suit, white shirt, proof of age. (You must be over 21). Compensation: $100 for 4 hours of work."
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June 25, 2008
Literacy Facilitator
"The Weinig Foundation seeks a literacy facilitator to work with its vice-president developing and presenting its innovative teaching program called 'Read a Recipe for Literacy.' This is a p/t position starting in July 2008. The literacy facilitator will assist the program director prepare for and present weekly sessions of the Read a Recipe program. These sessions will meet in (West/North) Palm Beach, Florida, in the afternoon, 2:30 p.m.-3:30 p.m., at two beta-sites for the program. The facilitator will present planned activities to the 3rd-5th grade children attending the program at each site. The facilitator should be someone who thinks outside the box, likes working with children and is dedicated to furthering their reading and writing skills. Pay commensurate with experience."
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Animal Caretaker
"Woodstock Farm Animal Sanctuary is looking to hire a full-time, long term, committed animal caregiver. Duties include care and feeding of animals, administering medications, barn cleaning, giving tours and working with volunteers. Oh, and loving on some friendly farm critters! The job is physically demanding and will put you outdoors in all sorts of weather. Reliability is essential. Must be willing to work some weekends and live or be willing to move within commuting distance of zip 12495."
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June 15, 2008
Field/Wilderness Instructor
"Instructors for this course are expected to work Monday through Friday in a wilderness camp setting from September through early December, and occasional weekends. Training will be mandatory and paid and will begin August 21st, 2008. Instructors should have a commitment to working with urban youth and improving public education. Instructors should have skills that enable them to: Lead short backpacking trips and facilitate challenge course activities. Sequence activities that are appropriate for the group based on an assessment of group skills, abilities, development stage, goals, program objectives and social cultural needs. Recognize the inherent risks involved in each activity and continually assess and adjust programming accordingly. Understand and recognize common group dynamics. Apply knowledge of learning styles to instruction with participants. Provide appropriate opportunities for participants to identify and reflect upon their experiences. Provide opportunities for assessment of goals and identified outcomes. Facilitate a learning environment that incorporates emotional, physical, social and cultural domains of safety. Facilitate and mediate conflicts and other difficulties that may arise with individuals and/or the group during the program. Practice all national and local operating procedures and conduct activities according to the policies, procedures and practices that guide the program plan."
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Landscape Architect/Environmental Specialist
"The Fresh Kills Park project is working to transform the 2,200-acre Fresh Kills Landfill on the Arthur Kill waterfront of Staten Island into a new public park over the next 30 years. The City of New York has conducted a master planning process for Fresh Kills Landfill that resulted in an illustrative park plan, also known as the Draft Master Plan. While nearly 45 percent of the site was used for landfill operations, the remainder of the site is composed of wetlands, open waterways, and unfilled lowland areas. New York's new parkland at Fresh Kills will be one of the most ambitious public works projects in the world, combining state of the art ecological restoration techniques with extraordinary settings for recreation, public art and environmental education programming. Be a part of making a greener, greater NYC! New York City is entering an unprecedented period of growth and development as part of Mayor Bloomberg's PlaNYC2030-the most sweeping plan to enhance the City's urban environment in modern history. Under direction, with great latitude for the exercise of independent judgment or action, perform highly difficult and technically complex landscape architectural work. Supervise the coordination of project-specific interagency issues, such as permits, filings and approvals. Analyze project data, research best practices and identify systemic bottlenecks. Provide assistance to team members in anticipating and resolving design and construction issues. Plan, assign and review the work of subordinates, prepare progress reports and represent the agency in relations with City and regulatory agencies, contractors and their representatives, consultants and the general public. Prepare, or supervise the preparation of the basic design plan, or significant or complex portions of the basic design plan, for major projects for the construction, remodeling, operation, maintenance or repair of public works, structures or installations."
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June 3, 2008
Mountain Services Supervisor
"Our Mountain Operations department is seeking a Mountain Services Supervisor to oversee lift operations staff during summer and winter seasons at the resort. Primary responsibilities include assisting in the recruiting, hiring and training of lift operations personnel. This position will manage staff in the absence of the Mountain Services Manager. Additional responsibilities will include providing daily staff scheduling and assignments and assisting with weekly staff meetings and our workplace safety program. This position plays a critical role in the overall experience of our guests. This year-round position offers a comprehensive benefits package including medical/dental and 401(k). Requirements for this position include experience with lift operations; two years in a supervisory role; and the ability to communicate professionally and effectively to staff and guests. College degree in business management, recreation or similar field preferred. Valid driver’s license and clean driving record a must. Our company values are built around attitude, awareness and accountability. We are looking for enthusiastic team players to join us in providing our guests with a superior recreational experience and an attitude of constant improvement and excellence. Great recreational benefits, including complimentary ski/golf privileges and resort discounts."
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Quality Control Manager
"Albert's Organics is a leader in the distribution of fresh organics and has developed extensive vendor and industry relationships while continually striving for excellence in product quality. Will be responsible for entire quality control process and monitor the repack department. Candidates need: Bachelor's (or equiv. training/experience) with 5+ yrs. related exp.; thorough knowledge of quality management practices and statistical techniques; exp. in a high-volume, multi-site
produce/distribution/retail/wholesale/food industry environment (organics preferred). PC proficiency (Outlook, Excel, Word, PowerPoint). Competitive compensation and benefits package includes a variety of health plans choices, life and disability insurance, ESOP and a matching 401(k) plan."
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