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TAKEROOT JUSTICE OPPORTUNITY FOR A SUPERVISING ATTORNEY
TRANSACTIONAL SUPERVISING ATTORNEY CAPACITY BUILDING PRACTICE AREA Position Summary: TakeRoot Justice’s Capacity Building Practice provides legal advice and assistance to: (i) groups of workers establishing worker-owned cooperative businesses and established workerowned cooperative businesses in connection with incorporation, governance and other matters; (ii) small businesses in connection with commercial lease review and negotiations; and (iii) grassroots…
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TAKEROOT JUSTICE OPPORTUNITY FOR A STAFF ATTORNEY
TRANSACTIONAL STAFF ATTORNEY CAPACITY BUILDING PRACTICE AREA Position Summary: TakeRoot Justice’s Capacity Building Practice provides legal advice and assistance to: (i) groups of workers establishing worker-owned cooperative businesses and established worker-owned cooperative businesses in connection with incorporation, governance and other matters; (ii) small businesses in connection with commercial lease review and negotiations; and (iii) grassroots…
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BARUCH COLLEGE STARR CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER POSITION FOR A PART-TIME GRADUATE ASSISTANT
STARR SERVICES FOR SENIORS AND RECENT GRADUATES INITIATIVE PART – TIME GRADUATE ASSISTANT The Starr Career Development Center (Starr) at Baruch College, City University of New York is now accepting applications for a Part Time Graduate Assistant position. This is a grant funded temporary position with no benefits, which requires approximately two full eight-hour days…
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BARUCH COLLEGE STARR CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTER POSITION FOR A JOB DEVELOPER
STARR SERVICES FOR SENIORS AND RECENT GRADUATES INITIATIVE JOB DEVELOPER POSITION DUTIES: The Job Developer is primarily responsible for identifying and building relationships with new employer leads; specifically cultivating relationships with organizations that historically have had little or no interaction with the career center and/or experience with hiring our students and graduates. The Job Developer…
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