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Monday, August 31, 2009
Lead Teacher Admin (LTA)
Tri-CAP’s Children and Family Services Division is seeking a Lead Teacher Admin (LTA) to plan and implement curriculum in a professional teaching environment using a team approach.
Qualifications: ECC Lead Teacher /Director I qualified, AA or BA in ECE or C.D.A. required
Salary/Compensation: $12.00/hour to $13.00/hour, depending on qualifications. 40 hour work week. Extended Day classroom.
Tri-CAP offers competitive salaries, yearly increases, and a generous benefits package including medical, dental, short-term disability and life insurance, retirement plan, 125 flexible spending account, 3 weeks vacation, 2 personal days, sick days, and holidays.
To Apply: Please send or fax resume and cover letter to: Michele Barretto, Tri-CAP Children and Family Services, 493 Main St., Malden, MA 02148; Fax: (781) 397-8055. TYY # is (781) 324-1816.
Deadline: September 4, 2009
Tri-CAP does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, religion, sexual orientation, national origin, pregnancy, marital status, veteran status, or disability. Tri-CAP is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer. Bilingual/Bicultural candidates encouraged to apply.
Tri-CAP Children & Family Services, 439 Main Street, Rear Church Basement, Malden, MA 02148, (781) 397-8071
Friday, August 28, 2009
{Career Place} Massachusetts Green Career Conference - Friday, October 2, 2009
Early Registration ends September 4, 2009
Register on line at: http://greencareer.
Green Workforce Training and Associates are hosting the first Massachusetts Green Career Conference to be held Friday, October 2, 2009 in the Marlborough Holiday Inn ballroom. This exciting conference offers green career guidance and resources to 250 people transitioning into green careers, workforce training and education professionals, and business and government representatives. Everyone who wants to know about the emerging green economy and green careers will find this conference timely, practical, and valuable.
Green Careers Are Growing!
· Learn from leading workforce development and green economy experts
· Network with professionals, entrepreneurs, and companies that are hiring
· Go home with knowledge and resources on green careers and training opportunities
Keynote Speaker: Kevin Doyle from Green Economy and New England Clean Energy Council
FREE Raffle: Win an interview with a Green Career Coach
Continental Breakfast: Will be served

Massachusetts Green Career Conference
7:15 – noon, Friday, October 2, 2009
Marlborough Holiday Inn Ballroom
265 Lakeside Avenue (at the junction of Route 20 and I495)
Early Registration is $45. After September 4, $60.
Register on line at: http://greencareer.
Questions? Contact: Jen Boudrie, Conference Director
Green Workforce Training and Associates
508-481-0569
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Thursday, August 27, 2009
Homeless Outreach Families Program (3 positions)
1) Kitchen Coordinator
Hours: 20/week, Tuesday-Friday; can be arranged between 1-7 PM
Duties: Responsible for cleanliness/oversight of BOL kitchen sites &
- preparing meals for motel outreach, Wednesday & Thursday
- preparing supplement foods (sandwiches, pasta dishes, soups)
- maintaining food supplies, ordering (through BOL office) supplies
- maintaining paper supplies, ordering (through BOL office) supplies
- orienting new volunteers (individual & partner)
- working directly with volunteer partner groups, to ensure easy flow of food preparation, service, & cleanup
- oversee cleanup
- oversee independent volunters, setting room, coffe table, drinks, pastries, etc.
- instruct partner groups & volunteers in proper sanitation procedures (gloves, disinfectants, etc.)
- oversee kitchen assistant
Requirements: ServeSafe certified/certifiable (BOL will pay training); good communications skills, ability to deal effectively with variety of individuals & groups; ability to work efficiently under stress; cooking skills to prepare meals for 100+ individuals. Driver's license a plus. Previous commercial kitchen experience a plus.
Pay: $12.50 hourly
2) Kitchen Assistant
Hours: 16/week, Tuesday-Friday; can be arranged between 1-7 PM
Duties: Assist Kitchen Coordinator (see above); replenish food and paper supplies; maintain Order List; assist partner groups to carry food into kitchen; assist in pickup/delivery of food and paper supplies.
Supervision: By Kitchen Coordinator; overseen by Executive Director and Volunteer Coordinator; meetings as required.
Requirements: Able to follow instructions, work as a team member, physically able to lift/carry up to 60 pounds; previous kitchen experience helpful; valid driver's license a plus.
Pay: $10 hourly
3) Outreach Worker
Hours: Tuesday-Thursday, 3-7 PM (12 hours/week)
Duties: Work with other staff and volunteers to box and deliver cooked meals and groceries to homeless families living in local motels. The Outreach Worker will also mobilize motel residents, volunteers, and other agencies to provide additional support, coordinate services, and find avenues of change for the families involved.
Supervision: Overseen by Executive Director and Pantry Coordinator; meetings as required.
Requirements: Valid driver's license; able to lift/carry up to 40 pounds; desire for empowerment and social change.
Preferred: Experience working with homeless women and children; fluency in Spanish; 25 years or older.
Pay: $12.50 hourly
{Career Place} Flexible Part-Time Work
Anti-Discrimination Agency Seeks Civil Rights Field Investigators
REQUIREMENTS:
· Commitment to civil rights and equal opportunity
· Ability to preserve confidentiality
· Strong writing, reporting and observation skills
· Ability to maintain objectivity
WE OFFER:
· Opportunity to expose unlawful discrimination
· Earn $40 - $100 per investigation
· Flexible part-time hours
· Potential to work from home
· Chance to research the Boston job market
Orientations:
Thursday September 17th, 2009
3:30pm - 6:30 pm
At 1 Ashburton Place
10th Floor (Charles River Room)
Boston, MA
Wednesday September 23rd, 2009
6:30-9:30 PM
At The Massachusetts College of Art
Tower Building, Trustees Room, 11th Floor
Boston, MA
Please RSVP and learn more by contacting Salima at 617.994.6090 or Bos.intern12@
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Tuesday, August 25, 2009
{Career Place} Healthcare Recruitment Event
TARGETED HEALTHCARE RECRUITMENT EVENT
BY INVITATION ONLY
Tues, Sep 15th 1:00 pm to 3:00 pm
The Career Place, 100 Sylvan Road, Suite G100, Woburn, MA
The Career Place is sponsoring a targeted recruitment event, focusing on clinical and non-clinical openings in the healthcare industry. Our staff will pre-screen resumes prior to this event against exhibitors’ openings. Only those candidates who have been pre-screened and approved will be participating in this event.
Positions include:
| v Clinical Informaticist Project Manager v Physical Therapist v Paramedic v Registered Nurse v Home Health Aide v Homemaker v Personal Care Homemaker v Companion | v Companion v Assistant Program Manager v Third Party Billing Coordinator v Recovery Specialist Supervisor v Direct Care Staff v Business Analyst v Provider Appeals Coordinator v Senior Accountant v User Acceptance Tester |
To be considered, review the 16 job openings and their requirements at www.careerplacejobs
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Monday, August 24, 2009
Administrative Assistant
Since its inception, the most critical role of the Joint Committee has been to help uninsured residents of the 5 communities it serves to access high quality affordable health care, which has always involved keeping abreast of new public health programs, learning how best to assist people in applying for them, and helping residents to get health insurance coverage and locate providers. It is to this mission that the JCCHCE seeks a highly qualified, motivated and responsible person to fill the Administrative Assistant Position.
Job Qualifications:
1. High School Diploma required, Associates Degree preferred or the equivalent.
2. Applicant should be a self-starter who shows initiative and able to lead but also can work as a team with other members/staff of the JCCHCE. He/she must accept responsibility competently and skillfully in addition to being trustworthy and reliable.
3. Applicant needs to possess excellent;
a) Computer skills: Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Publisher, at the very least.
b) Excellent typing skills
c) Excellent interpersonal skills
d) Excellent phone skills
e) Organizational skills, dependability, confidentiality, and accepting responsibility imperative.
f) Availability for mornings, afternoons, and early evening meetings and appointments. Hours are flexible and can be negotiated and cooperative. The progress and the accomplishment needs of JCCHCE will prevail.
g) Self-motivated, creative, and an ability to work on your own, as well as working as a team, in a very fast-paced office.
h) Light bookkeeping and payroll skills a must
i) Written and verbal communication skills in English.
j) Demonstrated ability to work independently, manage multiple projects, and adhere to schedules and timelines in a fast-paced organization
4. Three letters of recommendation and/or references
5. CORI check required
6. MA driving license and have a car available
7. Existing understanding and knowledge of community relations and bilingual skills are huge pluses
Job Responsibilities and Duties;
- Collaborate with all JCCHCE staff and partners for the purpose of effectively achieving the mission of the JCCHCE
- Recording minutes at various meetings, keeping minutes in an organized fashion
- Distribution of various documents to the committee via hand delivery, mail, and/or Internet
- Preparing and setting up various meetings for food, beverages, etc.
- Written monthly reports including the ability to track data
- Basic office duties of: filing, organizing, message taking, maintaining and managing an email database with over 400 contacts, scheduling, photocopying, maintaining office supply inventory, and ordering of supplies
- Maintain all files and outreach records in a confidential, professional, and timely manner
- Responsible for multiple administrative duties with the JCCHCE President, Executive Committee projects throughout the year, many of which will run concurrently
- Assist with Parenting and Family Education and Awareness Events (Planning and Implementation)
- Assist with effectively implementing plans to achieve and adhere to all schedules and deadlines for completion of all outreach activities and to work with the Outreach Coordinator for scheduling.
- Be an articulate and knowledgeable spokesperson and representative for the JCCHCE
- Must have Massachusetts license and a car
- Reports directly to the President of JCCHCE
Employment Requirements: Three letters of recommendations and/or references
CORI check required
Ninety (90) day probationary period.
Number of hours: 30 to 35 hours weekly (some Weekends/Evenings)
Independent Consultant Salary: $15 to $18 per hour (pending experience)
All resumes should be mailed to the JCCHCE, Everett City Hall 484 Broadway- Room 27, Attention: Jacqueline M. Coogan, Everett, MA 02149 or email: jmincoogan@comcast.net.
Thursday, August 20, 2009
{Career Place} Randstad is Hiring
Scan Operators
Pre-registration is required for all onsite employment interviews. Please contact the front desk at 781.932.5500 in advance to pre-register and schedule a time for your interview.
August 25 (Tuesday) from 10 a.m. to 12 noon: Randstad will be recruiting for Scan Operators.
Requirements for Scan Operator positions include:
- Meet productivity goals & quality standards
- Work independently at work station
- Communicate in English, both verbal and written
- Good hand-eye coordination
- Attention to detail
- Ability to lift up to 25 lbs
- Age 18+
Leadership opportunities exist for those who meet productivity goals and demonstrate leadership skills.
Hours: 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. (no weekends)
Pay rate: $10.00/hour
BENEFITS - MEDICAL, DENTAL, VISION, SHORT & LONG TERM DISABILITY INSURANCE, LIFE INSURANCE
They are seeking 20 full time employees to work in a production center in Lexington, MA.
Please contact the front desk at The Career Place by calling 781.932.5500 in advance to pre-register.
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{Career Place} Lowell Brewery Exchange Networking Meeting Thursdays 2:00-4:00
Brewers Exchange
201 Cabot Street *** Please read this entire email ***
Lowell, MA
Directions are here: http://www.thebrewe
Do not contact The Brewery Exchange with questions. Rather, email questions to jnojeim at verizon.net
* Moderator Introduction: self - 30 second elevator pitch.
* Welcome: Specific format based on what's structured at other meetings that has worked well, and what's available at other meetings and services - i.e. career coaching & counselling, resume critiques, guest speakers.
* Thank you for support from Jay Corea and Vinny from the Brewery Exchange and Bob McIntosh from the Career Center of Lowell, and inspiration from Lanning Levine, Leslie Gabrielle, and Skip Mahoney.
* Logistics:
1. This is a perfect venue & timeslot to coordinate informational and networking meetings with your working contacts either before or after this meeting.
2. Group communications: via established listservs of other networking groups. Make sure you're a member of at least one of them (list is below).
3. This is a self managed meeting. I am happy to moderate the first few meetings to get it kicked off, but it is well established that the group's members will understand the format quickly and that we can take turns moderating. After all, none of us plan to be here forever, right?
4. Free of charge for networking meeting because we intend to incur no direct expenses.
5. Parking is free at the Notini lot across the street.
6. Food & Beverages - We're in a restaurant/bar. Please patronize the establishment.
7. We have use of the 2nd floor.
8. Need to be sensitive of other patrons who may be using other areas of the building.
*What to bring weekly:
1. Business cards
2. Needs, Leads
3. Resumes
4. Notepad
5. Your own nametag
6. Weekly Action Plan/Actuals -to review with your table or networking buddy.
*Structure (agenda may be modified after input from the group):
1. Leave all cocktail/dining tables as they are - no rearranging needed.
2. Seat people at the tables.
3. Moderator stands; welcomes, describes the agenda for the meeting.
4. Seekers get into groups of 4-6 people for "table talk" networking.
5. Each person has 4 minutes to describe themselves, what they're looking for, and get advice from the others at their table. We'll need a volunteer to keep track of the time. Some ideas:
* Elevator pitch
* Distribute profile sheet
* Itemize target companies
* Advice on career changes
* Resume review (bring enough copies for all at your table).
* Needs for the week
* Weekly Action Plan review by table or "buddy" - your accountability to what you said you'd do. Details: everyone is to develop and execute to their individual weekly action plan. They are to review it with a peer or peers at the meeting in an effort to stay on track with a thought out plan, and to seek help with roadblocks; similar to any project meeting. The participants can chose to use their 4-5 minutes during table talk for their plan review or to review it with their selected "buddy" after the meeting or between meetings.
6. When all that is done, a 10 minute break.
7. When break is over, all reassemble.
8. All seekers will stand, one at a time, and share a need or a lead with the entire group.
9. The formal meeting comes to a close.
10. Open networking, walking around, game playing and networking/informat
Yahoo Groups
ActonNetworkers@
rightnewengland@
westford-job-
nahngroup@yahoogrou
DynamicNetworkingGr
Nutfield_Networking
brown_bag_networker
LinkedIn Groups:
Network for Work
Career Center of Lowell
Acton Networkers
Right Management Alumni
The New England Job Show
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Wednesday, August 19, 2009
Administrative/Technical Assistant
POSITION AVAILABLE: Administrative/Technical Assistant
Full-time 35 hr. week / 9:30 am-5:30 pm
RESPONSIBILITIES:
The administrative/technical assistant will provide administrative and technical support to attorneys and other staff. Duties will include:
- Word processing (typing, drafting, formatting, mail merge, tables)
- MS Access database maintenance (running queries and reports, coding records)
- Creating MS Excel spreadsheets (creating charts, importing and exporting tables)
- Creating and editing PowerPoint presentations
- Helping users with software and hardware problems and troubleshooting office equipment
- Performing special projects of a moderate to highly skilled nature
- Filing and miscellaneous administrative tasks
- Backup for answering/screening incoming phone calls
QUALIFICATIONS: Excellent communications skills and ability to pay close attention to detail. Well-organized individual must be energetic and result oriented with strong multi-tasking and follow-through skills with three years of related experience preferred and one year of experience required. Must enjoy working as part of a team, be willing to change with the needs of the work environment or take on additional responsibilities. Should enjoy working with many different people in a busy work environment and maintain a sense of humor. Extensive experience in use of Microsoft Office Suite is essential (Word, Access, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher). Ability to identify and find potential solutions to problems with MS Office software applications.
SALARY: $33,031 plus generous health, dental, and other fringe benefits including three weeks vacation.
APPLICATIONS: Accepted until filled.
SEND LETTER & RESUME VIA EMAIL TO: consumerlaw@nclc.org
Attention: Department ATA
Women, persons of color, and individuals with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION/EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
{Career Place} Hiring strategies shift toward social media
Friday, August 14, 2009
Hiring strategies shift toward social media
By Galen Moore
Online job boards may be in the midst of a jobless recovery of their own: As the beginning of a turnaround appears to signal the return to hiring, recruiters and hiring managers say they’re posting fewer and fewer jobs. Instead, they’re headhunting at every level of the organization, using online social networks to spot and recruit candidates from temporary workers to executives.
Just as sites like Monster.com and CareerBuilder.
“The job boards are being used less and less by employers as a global source of new candidates,” said Elaine Varelas, managing partner at Boston-based career counselors Keystone Associates.
Instead, hiring managers are using niche-oriented social networks, such as trade group discussion boards, as well as sites such as LinkedIn.com or Waltham-based Zoom Information Inc.’s ZoomInfo.com to engage in headhunting practices previously reserved only for top executives, she said. The number of competing sites have proliferated, including Plaxo, Wink, Spoke, Doostang, Visible Path (now owned by Hoovers), VisualCV, Bebo and countless others.
At least three new Boston-based web services aim to take advantage of that trend.
Ben Margolis, a developer at Cambridge-based 2008 MITX award winner ISITE Design Inc., built an online application called WinBread to help job seekers manage word-of-mouth job leads and formal job applications in the same place. Last month, recruiter Keith Cline launched Venturefizz, a site designed to combine job boards with news, Twitter feeds and blogs. In the same week, recruiter Tom Summit added job postings to his online startup directory, Genotrope.
Genotrope maps the interconnections between companies and allows job seekers to find job postings at companies that fall within their professional network. Summit said he is seeking relationships with hiring companies in which they agree to pay Genotrope if they hire a candidate who applies through the service.
Melissa Lawrence has used the service to fill positions at Cambridge-based ITA Software Inc., where she is human resources director. While general-purpose job boards have become commoditized, her company’s online social graph has become a better tool, she said.
In July, Monster Worldwide Inc. (NYSE: MWW) cut 160 employees, and announced plans to hire 80 new employees for a new Cambridge research and development facility. That team will be focusing on how to add social networking capabilities to Monster’s site, said company spokeswoman Janet Swaysland. That said, posting and searching job listings and resumes is still the best way to match jobs and candidates, Swaysland said. To improve that core function, Monster is integrating semantic search technology the company bought last year with the acquisition of Trovix Inc. for $72.5 million.
That wasn’t enough for WinBread developer Margolis, who started his own Boston job search last year. Though they have job search management, resume building and now, potentially, social media, job-board toolkits aim to create a walled garden, he said.
“WinBread is a way to keep track of all the opportunities you’ve heard about — whether it’s from a job site, or your cousin’s friend’s hiring,” he said.
A career counselor advised him, instead of looking for job postings, to start by making a list of 60 companies he wanted to work for. He built WinBread, a kind of CRM for job seekers, because he didn’t want to manage the process with a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.
ITA’s Lawrence said she advised the same approach for a friend who had recently lost her job: Start with the list of companies where you want to work, she said, and use online social networks to find opportunities — and help recruiters find you — before jobs even get posted.
“There are so many other ways to network and find jobs that aren’t just job boards,” Lawrence said.
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Tuesday, August 18, 2009
{Career Place} Sprinkler Fitters- Apprenticeship Opportunities
Apprenticeship Opportunities
TO: State of Massachusetts Outreach Organizations
DATE: August, 2009
The Local 669 Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATC) conducts a five year apprenticeship program in all or part of 46 states in the U.S. for Sprinkler Fitters who are piping mechanics specializing in Fire Protection. We are very interested in your help to recruit qualified applicants. We also have excellent insurance, pension and education plans. The apprentice's entry-level rate is based on a percentage of the Journeyman rate of $36.63 per hour and may increase every six months if qualified. Previous experience in construction or related college or military experience may enhance the entry-level wage.
The minimum qualifications for entry into the Program are:
1. Must be the age of 18 or over.
2. Must be a high school graduate or have G.E.D.
3. Must be physically fit to perform the work of the trade.
4. Must have military discharge under other than dishonorable conditions, if applicable.
Applications will be accepted five days per week, except holidays, 52 weeks per year between the hours of 9:00 - 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 - 3:00 p.m. at the contractor/employer
Applications must be completed 45 days prior to interview date. All applicants must provide a copy of their birth certificate, high school diploma or G.E.D. Certificate and Military Discharge (Form DD-214) if applicable.
The JATC and Local 669 signatory contractors are Equal Employment Opportunity Employers.
See the below contractor list for obtaining an application.
American Plbg. & Htg.
1000 Cordwainer Drive Norwell MA 02061 (781)347-9200
Atlantic Fire Protection, Inc.
70 Corporate Park Dr., Ste. 1220 Pembroke MA 02359 (781)294-8999
Best Auto. Spr. Corp.
77 Elm Street Braintree MA 02184 (617)770-4770
Carlysle Engineering Corp.
P.O.Box 129 Jamaica Plain MA 02130 (617)522-6650
City Point Fire Protection, Inc
10 Commerce Road Rockland MA 02370 (781)681-5155
Classic Fire Control, Inc.
63 Mathewson Dr. Weymouth MA 02189 (781)682-4200
E.M. Duggan, Inc.
140 Will Drive Canton MA 02021 (617)828-2293
J.C. Cannistraro, Inc.
80 Rosedale Road
P.O. Box 413 Watertown MA 02172 (617)926-0092
J.C.Higgins Corp.
70 Hawes Way Stoughton MA 02072 (781)341-1500
Northeast Auto.Spr., Inc.
25 Marion Drive Kingston MA 02364 (781)582-2222
Remso, Inc.
310 South Street- Box 2362 Plainville MA 02762 (508)699-4454
Royal Steam Heater Company
499 Main Street Gardner MA 01440 (978)632-0770
Total Mech.Service Corp
1 Park Place Plymouth MA 02360 (508)746-1183
Upright Fire Sprinkler
35 Corporate Park Drive Pembroke MA 02359 (781)829-0051
William M. Collins Co., Inc.
410 Dorchester Ave. Boston MA 02127 (617)268-6180
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