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Supervise and coach payroll administrator. Background in Union construction, service, or manufacturing preferred. Proficiency with payroll software/HRIS (ADP, iSolved, UKG, etc) and MS Office (especially Excel.
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In Search of: CHILD CARE SITE ADMINISTRATOR. Serve as administrator on child care license and ensures site is operating effectively; maintaining licensing, safety, and Step Up to Quality standards.
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Coordinating with the Branch Administrator to ensure branch databases contain current client information. Addressing issues before they arise by proactively monitoring irrigation systems and areas with the potential for disease or insect problems.
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Coordinating with the Branch Administrator to ensure branch databases are consistently updated with current client information. Monitoring all aspects of the landscape/tree care and identifying insect or disease problems.
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You will partner closely with other members of the team including the CRM Administrator and Application Support Engineer. This customer centric focus has led to extraordinary growth, and we are now seeking a Business Systems Analyst with experience in CRM and/or ERP technology to help improve, enhance and build systems that will improve our sales and back office operations.
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Daily reporting of field activity using Salesforce-based CRM. Daily focus on recruiting, training, and leadership development. This role is paid weekly ($70,000-$85,000 1st year average). You will become an expert in training those in your care while moving into the Agency Director role as you master the skills needed using our systems and process.
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