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Use your linguistics and language background to become an FBI Special Agent! Undergo a rigorous background investigation, credit checks and a polygraph in order to obtain a Top Secret Sensitive Compartmented Information (SCI) Clearance.
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FINGERPRINTING CLEARANCE AND BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION: All Department of Children and Family Services employees are fingerprinted and subject to criminal background check by the State Department of Justice and Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Must pass the following background checks prior to start of employment: Sex Offender Registry Child Abuse and Neglect State Registry State or Tribal Criminal History Check, including fingerprints FBI Criminal History Check, including fingerprints.
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In keeping with our commitment to safety and child protection, job offers are contingent on the successful completion of a Police Records Check. Within the first four months and every three years thereafter, a Vulnerable Police Records Check is required.
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We are seeking a conservation professional with a background in preventive conservation and a keen interest in education to fill a four-year limited-term Associate Project Specialist position in the Getty Conservation Institute’s Collections Department.
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If you do not successfully pass or clear the criminal background check process within 15 business days, Crystal Stairs, Inc. has the right to and may withdraw any communicated job offer whether verbal or written.
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Courtesy Clerk/Grocery Bagger is responsible for bagging groceries at check out for customers. Courtesy Clerk/Grocery Bagger follows best practices for bagging items in various types of bags (reusable/plastic/paper.
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You have a background in the social sciences: degree or lab experience in psychology, sociology, or anthropology preferred; you're familiar with quantitative and qualitative research methods from coursework, internships, or work experience.
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Our Proactive volunteers make "check-in" phone calls to our hospice patients and their family members. If you enjoy talking on the phone and have time to make check-in calls, you may be a perfect ProActive Caller Volunteer.
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Courtesy Clerk/Grocery Bagger will offer to help customers with loading bags into their car. Clean spills, collect and pick up trash inside store and parking lot. Today, we're proudly serving Ralphs customers in over 180 stores throughout the state.
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Strong background in a wide range of Cybersecurity including current advanced threats, threat protection, data protection, cloud security, malware protection and/or incident response. Knowledge of current Cybersecurity products, information data protection, DLP, Insider Threat, advanced malware detection, SIEM, and forensic tools.
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Proven experience of 5 + years of work as a business systems analyst, with a preference for digital asset management background or related experience. We are seeking a highly motivated and creative thinker to join the DAM team as a business system analyst.
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Pass FBI background and obtain US Customs Seal. Unloading and loading of luggage, freight and cargo on and off commercial aircraft, in the outbound bag room and the baggage claim area. Transport (Drive) cargo and baggage between aircraft, airport terminals, and air cargo facilities.
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Must pass a drug test/ background check and be able to obtain airport security clearance. As a Ramp Agent, you will support Loading and Offloading Cargo Airlines Operations handling services including, but not limited to ramp, freight, cabin cleaning services functions.
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The ideal candidate will have a strong background in energy project finance, real estate development, construction, corporate law, exceptional leadership abilities, and a strategic mindset to support the company's objectives while upholding ethical standards and integrity.
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