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Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Per diem Pay: From $18.55 per hour Expected hours: 40 per week Benefits: 401(k) Flexible schedule Health insurance Paid sick time Paid time off Referral program Medical specialties: Home Health Schedule: Day shift Evening shift Morning shift Night shift Overnight shift License/Certification: PCA/HHA Certification (Preferred) Work Location: In person.
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Or Daily paycheck Medical, dental, and vision benefits Comprehensive onboarding and mentorship Opportunity for advancement Special Employee Benefits Paid Orientation Paid Time Off 56 hours Hourly Wage for Travel High Pay for Evenings Membership in local Union DC-37.
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DAILY PAY available for select positions! In order to work for Addus Homecare you need to have a Home Health Aide or Personal Care Aide Certification to work for cases throughout Suffolk County - Oakdale, Middle Island, Smithtown, Brentwood, Bayshore, Babylon and more.
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Our Bakery/Packager associates prepare fresh baked items daily for our members through follow recipes and wrapping, labeling, and storing merchandise to ensure our members have the freshest items available to take home to their families.
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Other benefits include short-term and long-term disability, company discounts, Military Leave Pay, adoption and surrogacy expense reimbursement, and more. Be an Expert: Prepares bakery department merchandise based on daily production needs by operating baking equipment; following recipes/make-up instructions; wrapping, labeling, and storing merchandise according to company policies and procedures; ensuring compliance with food safety standards, sanitation guidelines, cold chain compliance, and inventory management; operating, maintaining, and sanitizing equipment; and demonstrating understanding of product and layout execution.
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Pay $17.00 - $19.50 hourly, Bi-weekly and Daily Pay options; based on Position, Education and Experience. Follow the daily menu provided by the Director which incorporates USDA, licensing, and/or health department regulations.
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In addition to the estimated base pay provided, Catholic Health offers generous benefits packages, generous tuition assistance, a defined benefit pension plan, and a culture that supports professional and educational growth.
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Openings for non certified caregivers that have no experience and are willing to learn, certified home health aides, and CNAs. Paid mileage: We pay mileage and cover your travel time between clients.
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Daily pay via payroll program Discount programs for restaurants, Broadway shows, movies, shopping, and much more! We understand the importance of maintaining independence, and our tailored home care services empower individuals to engage in their daily routines with the necessary assistance, promoting a sense of autonomy.
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