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The primary responsibilities of this position are centered around the direct supervision of production staff, the coordination of departmental resources, serving as a float or fill-in resource when necessary, and maximizing departmental efficiency and throughput in such a way as to routinely exceed our customers’ expectations for high quality and on-time delivery.
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When there is no manager onsite, the Operations Supervisor or Shift Supervisor leads the store staff, ensures that store operations run smoothly, and is responsible for ensuring the completion of all opening and closing procedures.
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Under the direction of the Nurse Supervisor, provide comprehensive healthcare to students and staff, promoting safety and health within the school setting and contributing to the overall health education and counseling of students and staff.
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The CFO will collaborate with cross-functional teams and develop and manage a small staff. Experience developing and managing staff in administrative and operational areas. Direct and mentor the accounting staff of 2.
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Directs staff to ensure that food safety, product preparation, and cleanliness standards are maintained. Recruits staff and oversees training program. No experience requited, hiring immediately, appy now.
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Work closely with restaurant staff to provide a seamless customer experience. Work closely with restaurant staff to provide a seamless customer experience. Prepares and executes local store marketing, merchandising, sales and promotional efforts to increase sales volume and guest traffic.
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Food expeditors are the link between the kitchen staff and the customers. A key element of this role is to ascertain that each staff member receives the proper orders. Assists staff where needed.
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Provides direction to Register of Deeds staff and business partners on all issues relating to recording, indexing, archiving, and retrieval of real property records and other instruments as required by Wisconsin Statutes.
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Assist trained emergency response staff when needed and as directed. Perform all other duties assigned by department supervisor/manager or his/her designee. Perform general cleaning/maintenance within the department as assigned by a supervisor/manager.
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Lead the Front of the House staff in training the following: banquet standards, wine service and customer service. Supervision duties include; delegating responsibilities, scheduling, coaching and correcting, evaluating, interviewing, training and mentoring of staff.
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Job Description & Requirements: BA in Speech Communications or AAS degree from SLPA program SLPA certification for IL. Full-Time (Monday - Friday) Caseload: K-12 Excellent oral, written, and interpersonal communication w/ staff, students/parents during high-stress and crisis situations.
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