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Compensation/HRIS AnalystUpstate Cerebral Palsy -Utica(Utica, New York)
The Compensation HRIS Analyst contributes to all projects and operations related to employee Compensation and HR information systems, responsibilities include employee and administrator education, the facilitation of salary reviews and development of new positions/titles. The Compensation Analyst will develop reports and make suggestions to ensure the achievement of competitive market positions as...
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Posted Thu 2nd February
Service Receiving SupervisorECR International(Utica, New York)
Service Receiving/Supervisor ECR International, a leading manufacturer of Hydronics and HVAC equipment, is seeking a Service / Receiving Supervisor for its World Headquarters in Utica, New York. The successful candidate will supervise The Service and Receiving Department in a manufacturing atmosphere in a union environment. Promote safety at all times and be a team builder. Other key requirements ...
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Posted Sat 21st January
Neighborhood Mngr.; Rn Supervisor; Education InstructorMasonic Care Community(Utica, New York)
NEIGHBORHOOD MANAGER Full time position for a Registered Nurse. Graduate of an accredited nursing programs. Bachelors in Nursing, management or related field are preferred. Five years of health care experience with supervisory responsibility. Current licensure as a Registered Nurse. Previous leadership, budgeting and creative problem solving experience. RN SUPERVISOR Part time positions available ...
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Posted 3 days ago

Utica Job Search Tip

Employment within the nonprofit industry is usually a labor of love for an organization that is highly regarded and whose mission is noble. Most nonprofits run on small staffs that are educated with a minimum of a bachelor's degree plus many volunteers of varying educational backgrounds. The staff salaries are usually below average depending on the amount of reliable funding for the organization. Staff turnover can be frequent in some organizations, allowing new applicants or interns to fill positions. Nonprofits are always good places to intern while in college for experience and possible employment afterward. Nonprofits are good starts for people in need of grant writing and development, public/media relations, membership/database management, accounting, volunteer management, education, and event planning experience.

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