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Your work will be directed by probation/parole officers and other criminal justice professionals and supervisory staff. Course work in criminal justice, psychology, sociology, or related studies is desirable); ANDExperience: Two years of relevant experience which may include public service, work with service organizations, public safety experience that includes interacting with and providing instructions to others; OR two years of clerical experience in a criminal justice agency.
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Communicates verbally in person and by radio; presents testimony and evidence in administrative, civil, and criminal proceedings; maintains open line of communications with law enforcement and criminal justice agencies, internal and external partners, as necessary or when directed.
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For example, as part of the resolution between parties for a case that was investigated by an Equal Employment Officer, the OCIC Director may require the involved parties to complete a dispute resolution within a restorative justice framework.
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The deputy director of policy and programs will collaborate with our statewide alliance to make long-term changes to advance the power and influence of frontline communities, our alliance, and our agenda for climate and environmental justice through the framework of a Just Transition.
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Able to pass criminal background check and national sex offender clearance. Discounted tickets to a variety of events (Disney Land, Disney World, Universal Studios, SeaWorld, Local Concert/Sporting Events, Hotels/Resorts, etc.
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Central City Concern is a second chance employer and complies with applicable laws regarding consideration of criminal background for employment purposes. Government regulations, contractual requirements, or the duties of this particular job may require CCC to conduct a background check and take appropriate action to address prior criminal convictions.
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Passion for creating impact around environmental sustainability, social justice, multiculturalism and/or community economic development. The role offers an opportunity to join our young and fast-growing firm and includes significant opportunities for thought leadership, potential firm ownership down the road, and being part of a team that’s creating real impact around climate change and social justice.
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Graduate of a Certified Public Safety Academy (military or civilian) or verified work experience in the law enforcement, adult corrections, or firefighter field Bachelor's degree in law enforcement or criminal justice related studies.
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The Appellate Division of the Oregon Department of Justice is seeking a collaborative self-starter to join the team as the Appellate Assistant Staff Manager. The role of the Oregon Department of Justice is to serve state government and to support safe and healthy communities throughout Oregon by providing essential justice services.
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Our core focus lies in designing and implementing cutting-edge solutions that promote energy efficiency, decarbonization, electric vehicle infrastructure, and environmental justice programs for utilities and governments.
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Upon hire: In compliance with company policy and state regulations, a Department of Human Services (DHS) criminal background check may be required for this position based upon the location of the position.
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The Lifestyle Director will be responsible for the planning, implementation, and supervision of the day-to-day social, educational, recreational, spiritual, therapeutic individual and group activities, and entertainment and transportation services for the residents living at the community.
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Satisfactory completion of a nationwide criminal background check and a Washington State Patrol background check. The Director of Enrollment and Communication works closely with the Director of the Country Friends Campus, Director of Facilities and Auxiliary Programs, the Director of Business Operations, and the Head of School as part of the senior leadership team.
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Within the structure of the Construction department, the Director of Construction reports to the Vice President of Construction, and has the following direct reports: Construction Manager, Warranty Supervisor.
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Assists the Community Director with the management of monthly rent collections and delinquency to include timely deposit and security of funds according to FPI policies. The Assistant Community Director is fully accountable in assisting the Community Director with the day-to-day property operations, and managing the asset to meet the client's expressed operational and financial goals.
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