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Depending on your department, some lifting (building materials, paint, or maybe mulch) may be required with or without assistance. As a Lowe's Retail Sales Associate - Part-Time , you are the key to our customers' positive shopping experiences.
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Answers questions, identifies and directs customer to building materials and supplies in the yard and warehouse. Cuts lumber, screening, glass, and related materials to size requested by customer.
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Accountable for the personal achievement of monthly new account production as assigned by upper management. Process western union wires and cash advances. Provide bank services to a diverse customer base, including a large Spanish speaking population.
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As a FedEx Administrative Assistant, you'll: Prepare and edit correspondence, communications and presentations; Schedule and coordinate on-site and off-site meetings; Assist with presentations for meetings; Handle confidential and proprietary materials; Prioritize and manage multiple projects simultaneously; File and retrieve documents.
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Online Survey takers come from all different backgrounds including sales, retail, managers, management, customer service, grocery, restaurant food cooks, servers, cashiers, admin and many more.
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Update inventory records in the warehouse management system to reflect items picked and packed for shipment. Pack merchandise securely and appropriately for shipping, using packaging materials such as boxes, bubble wrap, and packing peanuts.
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In this role you will: Manage busy calendar and heavy phones, keep call sheet, schedule meetings, make travel arrangements, and prepare itineraries; Prepare and track expense reports; Aid in preparing & proofreading presentations; Handle internal and external communications; Track and organize materials on current projects.
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The Retail Manager will be required to meet all operational, marketing, and labor management objectives. Previous management experience is required. Timewise Food Stores is immediately hiring friendly and energetic individuals to join our growing team.
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Must have 1 year of recent Case Management RN experience in the last 18 months in a nursing home setting. This assignment is for 13 weeks and ideal candidates will have at least one year of recent experience as a Case Management RN.
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Our management team is dedicated to ensuring fulfillment of this policy with respect to recruitment, hiring, placement, promotion, transfer, training, compensation, benefits, associate activities and general treatment during employment.
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OR You may substitute education for specialized experience at the GS-11 grade level as follows: A course of study that includes three (3) years of progressively higher-level graduate education leading to a PhD degree or PhD or equivalent doctoral degree i n accounting or related field of business, finance, law, economics, management, statistical/quantitative methods, or computer science.
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Apply today and take the next step in your restaurant management career! You will be responsible for managing key performance indicators, training and supervising staff, maintaining food safety procedures, and working closely with management to meet revenue objectives.
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Dedicated individuals with a proven track record of building sales, creative marketing, expense management and developing people into successful teams. ●Minimum of six months of restaurant management experience (QSR) or one year entry level retail management experience required.
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Learns line and staff functions, operations, management viewpoints, company policies and practices that affect each phase of the business. Sets performance goals and objectives with upper management.
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Knowledge of park development, maintenance practices, construction and project management skills, and sports turf management. Oversees a variety of contracts such as service agreements, license and rental agreements, management agreements, and other similar documents pertinent to the operation of the parks system.
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