I have a client who is looking for the right candidate who is able and ready to start working for them right away.
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Hello fellow applicants, I would like to inform you that the job site will be located in Berkeley, CA and is only temporary 11/09-11/12.
Our client in Emeryville is looking for an Accounting Assistant to work in their office for a three week temp job.
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