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Organizer, Jobs to Move America
Jobs to Move America is a national project to make our transit dollars go the distance –to build better, cleaner public transit systems, to create and retain good manufacturing jobs, and to generate opportunities for unemployed Americans like veterans, single parents, and residents of low-income neighborhoods. We seek a talented and motivated organizer to join…
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Make Your Voice Heard: CUNY Strategic Planning Process
From 21st Century CUNY: CUNY will undertake a strategic planning effort intended to assess, reflect, and improve upon its status as a leading public university and one of this city and state’s most valuable resources. Guided by Chancellor Milliken and a committee of dedicated university leaders, faculty, and students, the entire university community is invited to…
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Trade Association Communications and Event Manager, Community Housing Improvement Program
Salary: $45 – $60,000 depending on qualifications. Description: Produce and arrange seminars, meetings, trade show participation, fundraisers, public official forums, networking and other event duties including: Negotiations and Execution of contracts for event space, prepare presentation materials and ensure appropriate setting. Client outreach by developing lists of potential clients and making standard contact. Website management.…
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Labor Relations Specialist – Long Island/Hudson Valley Region, CSEA
Salary: $54,587 w/ excellent benefits/career ladder Description: Hudson Valley and Long Island Regions of New York State CSEA, New York’s leading union, is seeking resumes for Labor Relations Specialists serving the Long Island areas of Nassau and Suffolk counties and the Hudson Valley areas of Ulster, Westchester, Sullivan, Orange, Rockland, Dutchess and Putnam counties.…
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