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Pay $15.50 - $20.00 hourly, Bi-weekly and Daily Pay options; based on Position, Education and Experience. Complete extensive training that provides insight on child care, preschool and development topics.
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Our goal is simple: to leave a lasting, positive impact on every child we serve. Soccer Shots employees are committed to representing Soccer Shots in a fashion consistent with descriptions described in the company’s Brand Book. Compensation is based on performance, and Soccer Shots reserves the right to terminate employment for failure to meet expectations.
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Candidates from outside or within State Service can be considered for a competitive class appointment if they are reachable on a current Teacher eligible list. In order to be eligible for appointment and to maintain employment, you cannot be listed as an excluded individual or entity on any of the Federal and/or State Medicaid and Medicare exclusion lists (or excluded from any other Federal or Federally assisted program.
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Your dedication to quality will ensure we deliver on our mission of bringing the best and most trusted early childhood education and care to the families we serve. As the Food Service Teacher of Melville, you'll prepare delicious, nutritious food that helps fuel children as they explore, play and develop a lifelong love of learning.
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Bright Horizons complies with the laws and regulations set forth in the following EEO is the Law Poster: EEO - English and EEO - Spanish along with information on the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and Employee Polygraph Protection Act (EPPA.
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