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Position No.: 20077
Pay Grade: 14

Associates Degree in Business or Public Administration or related field is preferred. High school diploma and a minimum of three (3) years of progressively responsible work experience in a legislative or administrative office. Must be proficient in Microsoft Office and in office administration. Ability to type 45 — 50 cwpm. Must be able to attend evening meetings by working flexible schedule. Works under the supervision of an assigned elected official. Employee serves at the pleasure of the assigned elected official. Must possess valid Florida driver’s license to be uploaded with application. All applicants must upload and attach a copy of proof of educational diploma/degree. This position requires successful passing of a background check and drug screening.

Apply To: www.rivierabch.com (online)

IMMEDIATE JOB OPPORTUNITY with National Leadership Institute:

Starts Part-Time, 10 to 15 hours a week in Boca office; flexible schedule

• Must be available for a 90-day commitment, thru April 15, 2016 to start; potential for full-time later in 2016
• Will assist CEO and staff in daily operations, various administrative needs, and some event organization
• Must know Outlook, Word, Excel; Power Point experience preferred, but not required
• Experience in Constant Contact, basic Social Media platforms and Dropbox preferred, but not required
• Previous nonprofit admin experience preferred, but not required
• Hourly rate will be based on skill set
• Must be available to be in the Boca office most, or all, of the hours; however, job may offer virtual flexibility after April
• Hours will be split over 2 – 3 days, with weekly flexibility on days worked

Please email resume to Rbarlow@nlionline.org …or… mail to address below:

Raelyn Barlow
President & CEO

National Leadership Institute, Inc.
301 Yamato Road, Suite #1240
Boca Raton, Florida 33431
Direct: 561. 923. 8881
Main: 561. 923. 8909 ext. 101
Fax: 561. 923. 8910
Mobile: 239. 248. 0355
Email: Rbarlow@NLIonline.org
www.NationalLeadershipInstitute.org
www.Facebook.com/NationalLeadershipInstitute

The City of Riviera Beach J O B O P P O R T U N I T Y
January 29, 2016 DRUG-FREE WORKPLACE

SUMMER EMPLOYMENT June 6, 2016 – August 19, 2016 SUMMER PROGRAM COORDINATOR $13.42/hr. – 40 hrs. weekly Graduated from college or university with major course work in recreation or related field. Ability to coordinate and direct recreational programs for children Ages 6-13. CPR & First Aid Certification required. Certification must be presented at time of submitting application. All applicants must show proof of original educational diploma/degree or sign affidavit for proof of same at time of application submittal.
SUMMER CAMP AIDE $10.58/hr. High school graduate or college with courses in recreation, physical education and health. Ability to work with children ages 6-13 in all recreational activities. CPR & First Aid Certification required. Certification must be presented at time of submitting application. All applicants must show proof of original educational diploma/degree or sign affidavit for proof of same at time of application submittal

****************************** APPLICATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED ON A CONTINUOUS BASIS – UNTIL POSITIONS ARE FILLED..
APPLICATION DEADLINE: Until Filled Apply: www.rivierabch.com Publish: Palm Beach Post Times January 31, 2016 The City of Riviera Beach does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, sex, religion, national origin or handicapped status. Department of Human Resources; 2051 Martin Luther King Jr., Blvd. – Room #302; Riviera Beach, Fl 33404; Telephone (561) 840-4880 – Fax (561) 840-4881; Applications accepted: Monday

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