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Enjoy working with well known, nationally recognized products and within your favorite convenience and retail stores while building and maintaining professional working relationships with store management and associates.
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Accountable to the Plant Manager, the Maintenance Manager is responsible for planning and implementing preventative maintenance, equipment repairs, installation and modification of building construction and repair on an efficient and timely basis through effective management and utilization of the Maintenance Department.
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If you're ready to take the next step in your career in restaurant management, our Shift Manager position is the right place to do it. Working as a Shift Manager will let you develop your management skills while still having the time to do the things you enjoy.
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We are a food service management company that believes that each person on our team makes a difference. Each day we strive to be recognized as the leader in the management industry through developing, maintaining, and growing long term relationships with our clients, customers, and team members.
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Heim Construction Co., Inc. since 1994 is a privately owned General Contracting, Design-Build, Construction Management and Concrete Subcontracting Firm headquartered in Orwigsburg, PA. We are seeking energetic, self-motivated, driven candidates as Carpenters for our General Construction Dvision.
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Experience working with web content-management systems and be well-versed in social media and search-engine optimization. The Republican Herald in Pottsville, PA., seeks an experienced journalist to serve as a City Editor, directing coverage and editing daily and longer-term stories for the newspaper's website and print editions.
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