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Mid Penn Bank is now hiring a Full Time Fi nancial Center Associate (Teller) in Morrisons Cove , PA! We are committed to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Moderate reading, writing, and grammar skills; proficient analytical and mathematics skills; proficient communicative and interpersonal relations skills; proficient eye-hand coordination; ability to operate various office machines; technical supervisory skills and sufficient skills to provide assistance in training of entry level Financial Center Associates; ability to sit, stand, walk, bend, stoop, reach with hands or arms, use hands to manipulate objects, lift items weighing 50 lbs.
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We are looking for Picker/Packers who want to turn their hard work into money with a steady schedule and weekly paycheck. We are looking for Picker/Packers who want to turn their hard work into money with a steady schedule and weekly paycheck.
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