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To start, we guarantee at least 20 hours of work per week and an hourly pay of between $25/hr. and $45/hr., depending on the In-Home Usage Test project. If you are a manager, receptionist, warehouse or factory worker, driver, medical assistant, nurse, cleaner, college student, messenger, maid, teacher, retail associate, salesperson, secretary, server, janitor, cashier, contract worker, or intern who is looking for a flexible part-time or seasonal job, you should try paid Product Testing to supplement your income.
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Recamarera tiene la responsabilidad de mantener limpias ordenadas y atractivas las habitaciones de los clientes pasillos áreas públicas del hotel limpiando los cuartos de acuerdo a los procedimientos del hotel llenar los carros con material reemplazando la línea y reabastecer el cuarto de amenidades siguiendo las normas de la empresa y los procedimientos de seguridad.
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Postal Service employment includes great pay, good working conditions, career advancement, and job security that can lead to a lifetime career.
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Maintain HR associate records and files; submit necessary documentation to corporate service center to process associate changes (i.e., address, pay, status, etc. Partner with HR management in the development and administration of Affirmative Action Plans, Equal Opportunity Employment programs and other government rules and regulations pertaining to associate relations.
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JOB TITLE: Warehouse / Overhead Crane Operator
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CDL A Truck Driver - Local Home Daily
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Health facility in northwest Ohio is seeking a Board Certified or Board Eligible OB/GYN to join their group.
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Our growing Healthcare client is hiring multiple Account Executives across the Unites States!
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Our part-time employees who work at least 20 hours per week are eligible for our comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, vision, life and disability insurance and free or discounted Spectrum internet, TV and phone depending on where you live.
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TransForce is seeking full-time CDL A drivers in Lima, OH. This job is offering $25/hr + OT after 40 hours. Your safety is our top priority, and we comply with DOT and FMCSA. Handling: Drop and hook, Live Loading/Unloading.
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