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Block is seeking an experienced employment attorney with a passion for all things employment to join our Legal organization. Provide advice and counseling on employment topics including recruiting, DEI, internal investigations, internal communications, performance management, leaves of absence, accommodations, wage and hour, pay equity, terminations, reorganizations, redundancy, and role eliminations.
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OIC of South Florida is a community-based leader in providing quality self-help skills and employment opportunities for disadvantaged and underemployed residents; thus, assisting them to become self-sufficient and productive members of society.
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The Internal Communications & Employment Brand Manager is responsible for developing and executing Internal Communication and Employment Brand strategies, in addition to supporting Enterprise Change Management initiatives.
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Serves as trial counsel in labor and employment cases before Massachusetts State and Federal courts, administrative agencies, including but not limited to the Massachusetts Commission Against Discrimination, Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Massachusetts Department of Labor Relations, public retirement agencies, and at arbitration hearings, if and as assigned by the Chief Labor and Employment Counsel.
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Do you have litigation experience, preferably defense side or employment cases, including managing written discovery, and preparing for depositions? Must have seven (7) years' experience in arbitration or civil litigation with three (3) years of experience in labor and employment matters, including litigation and counseling.
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As a service to its independent franchisees, Mr. Appliance LLC lists employment opportunities available throughout the franchised network so those employment opportunities may be conveniently found by interested parties at one central location for brand management purposes only.
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Neither Mr. Appliance LLC ("Franchisor") nor its affiliates have the power to: (1) hire, fire or modify the employment condition of franchisee's employees; (2) supervise and control franchisee's employee work schedule or conditions of employment; (3) determine the rate and method of payment; or (4) accept, review or maintain franchisee employment records.
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I acknowledge that each independent Mr. Appliance® franchisee hires and determines the terms and conditions of employment for its own employees. Any employment benefits, compensation and employment practices vary by location.
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Mr. Appliance LLC is NOT the employer and/or joint employer for: (i) any of the job opportunities listed on this website; (ii) any of the independent franchisees; and, (iii) any of the employees of the independent franchisees.
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Mr. Appliance LLC is the franchisor of the Mr. Appliance® franchised system. We at Mr. Appliance® are looking for qualified professionals to join our team. Each Mr. Appliance® franchised location is independently-owned and operated by an independent franchisee performing services.
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We at Mr. Appliance® of Santa Monica are looking for qualified professionals to join our team. Mr. Appliance LLC is NOT the employer seeking help. It's a Great Day at Mr. Appliance ® ! As an Appliance Repair Technician, you are a key member of our team responsible for the quality and efficient installation, maintenance, and repair of appliances and other equipment.
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As an international appliance repair franchise network with over 250 locations, we frequently have appliance repair job openings for technicians, managers, and support personnel throughout North America.
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Progress into good paying career in less than 12 months. If you like to repair things and enjoy helping people, this might be something you'd be really good at. We teach people how to learn a trade, serve customers and make a good living.
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As an Appliance Repair Technician, you are a key member of our team responsible for the quality and efficient installation, maintenance, and repair of appliances You also develop new customers by identifying opportunities to sell additional work.
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As an international appliance repair franchise network with 150 locations, we frequently have appliance repair job openings for technicians, managers, and support personnel throughout North America. Our franchises offer competitive compensation packages, complete training programs, and fast track advancement.
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