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Competitive Pay & Weekly Paychecks. We offer private duty nursing, skilled nursing, physical rehabilitation, companion care, respite care and behavioral care for individuals with chronic and acute illnesses and disabilities.
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We offer competitive pay packages, the convenience of weekly pay via direct deposit and a dedicated payroll specialist for support at any time you need it. We offer competitive pay packages, the convenience of weekly pay via direct deposit and a dedicated payroll specialist for support at any time you need it.
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We offer a paid hourly training program•A competitive Hourly Advance / Draw vs Commission pay structure with uncapped earning potential. Family Medical Leave ACT (FMLA) / Leave of Absence.
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Compensation: Competitive pay - Barista: 20.00$ / hour to 21.00$ / hour including tip, Baker: 21.00$ / hour to 22.00$ / hour. Pay: As a Barista $20.00 - $21.00 per hour or as a Baker $21.00 - $22.00 per hour.
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Mobile Health Team Inc, is a Nurse owned staffing agency that focuses on meeting the needs of our healthcare professionals by offering a variety of placement options, flexible scheduling and competitive pay.
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Competitive pay and benefits, including Day 1 Health & Wellness Benefits, Employee Stock Purchase Plan, 401K Employer Matching, Education Assistance, Paid Time Off, and much more. Please click on the following links to review: (1) our EEO Policy; (2) the "EEO is the Law" poster and supplement; and (3) the Pay Transparency Policy Statement.
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Our Sales Associates find satisfaction in assisting customers with their interior design needs, Greet and engage customers with a smile uncovering their home furnishing needs and helping them make their design vision become a reality by providing world-class customer service and offering customers an unforgettable shopping experience.
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Audit and record competitive products, promotions, merchandising, displays and merchant feedback. Next day pay on-demand with DailyPay. Pay: $22/hr + 10% Monthly Bonus Opportunity + Mileage + Benefits.
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Benefits:Very competitive pay rateWeekly payWork around your own scheduleLearn about an exciting industryTelecommute (you can work from home, work or school)Most of the time you can keep the product you tested.
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If you are ambitious with an entrepreneurial spirit, then this fast-paced, high-energy environment is the right fit for you. Assist with pricing, tagging, promotions, and organization of the sales floor.
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