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The District Loss Prevention Manager (DLPM) is an integral part of a fast-growing, constantly evolving environment that partners with Store Operations to ensure we provide the best experience to our customers.
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District Manager, Automotive Service. Requires 5+ years multi-unit district management experience in the automotive industry. Five or more years of experience in multi-unit district management.
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This position will co-lead the MnDOT Metro District Project Management Group and provide project management responsibilities for projects or tasks ranging from Moderate Projects to Major Projects for the Metropolitan District.
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The Field HR Manager position is responsible for serving as a strategic HR partner to Operations leadership (VPO/RDO/ACO/MUM) in assigned region(s), developing and coaching Operations management, partnering in People Planning, developing and executing staffing plans, and providing training courses to leadership and associates as required.
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If you are interested in advancing your asset protection career with one of the largest and fastest growing off-price retailers in the nation, join the Burlington Stores team as a District Asset Protection Manager.
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This District Sales Manager position is responsible for growing company seed sales by recruiting, training and supporting a farmer-dealer network. Latham’s District Sales Manager position is vital to our operation in Northwest Iowa. If you want to be part of a team that’s family-owned and more than 75 years strong – apply today.
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Our programs are located in more than 20 sites throughout the south metro, including Dakota County Technical College (DCTC) where our district office is located. Willingness to be trained in and implement restrictive procedures within the guidelines of Professional Crisis Management (PCM) and Minnesota state law.
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Our District Manager supervises and oversees the operations of retail repair shops within a certain region. Auto repair shop management position or equivalent business experience in the automotive industry.
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Accountable and Reports to: District Store Director, Store Manager, Assistant Managers of; Store Operations, Perishables, and Health Wellness Home; Night Stock Department Manager. Job Title: Assistant Night Stock Department Manager.
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The Manager of Revenue Management is responsible for optimizing Chobani’s price, promotion, and pack strategies for new and existing products in the Chobani portfolio. Work closely with Customer Finance, Commercial Finance, Category Management, Shopper Marketing, and Field Sales partners to achieve annual sales volume and net revenue goals.
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As a Denials Management Supervisor, you will analyze, track, measure, prevent and manage denials working collaboratively across all areas of revenue cycle management. RAYUS Radiology, formerly CDI, is looking for a Denials Management Supervisor to join our team.
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As a District Asset Protection Manager, you’ll develop, direct and lead the implementation of the company’s Asset Protection, Shortage control and Safety programs for all markets in your region.
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Position Summary: Client is seeking an experienced Epicor ERP Project Manager to oversee the implementation, management, and optimization of various Epicor ERP modules. Needed Epicor ERP Systems Manager / Epicor ERP Project Manager, if you find yourself Comfortable with the Requirement.
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Whether you have experience as a customer service associate, retail team member, cashier, restaurant server, kitchen lead, cook, prep cook, drive-thru cashier or any other restaurant or service-oriented role - we have a position for you.
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Overview: District 196 is seeking a culturally competent Student Support Specialist to support students in developing social and emotional skills that align with district 196 values of respect, determination, relationships and student scholarship.
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