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YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM THE CHATHAM-SAVANNAH YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY IS OFFERING PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDENTS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 AND 19 YEARS OF AGE. STUDENTS WILL WORK UP TO 20 HOURS/WEEK IN LOCAL BUSINESSES. STUDENTS, THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO: Submit an employment application provided by YFA, an essay and two (2) brief letters of recommendation from non-family members before MAY 13, 2016. Applications are available from your counselor and/or are on YFA’s website at www.youthfutures.com Be between the ages of 16 and 19 years of age, be enrolled in a local public or private high school (in good standing) or be a recent graduate of an area high school Participate in pre-placement training provided by YFA prior to reporting to the internship assignment Be available to train and work between June 1 – July 29, 2016 up to 20 hours/week Arrive at the internship placement each day on time (or call if you will be late or absent) Be dressed appropriately for the work place Have a good attitude Learn and obey all the rules of the work place Perform the work assignments/responsibilities to the best of your ability HERE IS WHAT THE YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY (YFA) WILL DO: Screen/Interview, drug test, and provide up to 20 hours of “soft skills” training for students chosen to participate in the internship project Place chosen students in area businesses for internships between June 6 and July 29, 2016 Monitor placements throughout the course of the internship Pay interns a weekly stipend for the 8 week training/internship opportunity Administer mid-term and post surveys to the youth to evaluate their internship experience and gauge how the experience may influence their career aspirations Survey the internship site supervisor to gauge their level of satisfaction and suggestions to improve the internship experience from the business’ perspective RETURN COMPLETED APPLICATION, ESSAY AND TWO BRIEF RECOMMENDATIONS BY MAY 13, 2016 TO: Email: [email protected] Fax to: (912) 352-7451 Mail or drop off to: Youth Futures Authority 601 E. 66 th Street, Suite 101 Savannah, GA 31405
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YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY

SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM THE CHATHAM-SAVANNAH YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY IS OFFERING PAID INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES TO STUDENTS BETWEEN THE AGES OF 16 AND 19 YEARS OF AGE. STUDENTS WILL WORK UP TO 20 HOURS/WEEK IN LOCAL BUSINESSES.

STUDENTS, THIS IS WHAT YOU NEED TO DO:

Submit an employment application provided by YFA, an essay and two (2) brief letters of recommendation from non-family members before MAY 13, 2016. Applications are available from your counselor and/or are on YFA’s website at www.youthfutures.com

Be between the ages of 16 and 19 years of age, be enrolled in a local public or private high school (in good standing) or be a recent graduate of an area high school

Participate in pre-placement training provided by YFA prior to reporting to the internship assignment

Be available to train and work between June 1 – July 29, 2016 up to 20 hours/week

Arrive at the internship placement each day on time (or call if you will be late or absent)

Be dressed appropriately for the work place

Have a good attitude

Learn and obey all the rules of the work place

Perform the work assignments/responsibilities to the best of your ability

HERE IS WHAT THE YOUTH FUTURES AUTHORITY (YFA) WILL DO:

Screen/Interview, drug test, and provide up to 20 hours of “soft skills” training for students chosen to participate in the internship project

Place chosen students in area businesses for internships between June 6 and July 29, 2016

Monitor placements throughout the course of the internship

Pay interns a weekly stipend for the 8 week training/internship opportunity

Administer mid-term and post surveys to the youth to evaluate their internship experience and gauge how the experience may influence their career aspirations

Survey the internship site supervisor to gauge their level of satisfaction and suggestions to improve the internship experience from the business’ perspective

RETURN COMPLETED APPLICATION, ESSAY AND TWO BRIEF RECOMMENDATIONS BY MAY 13, 2016 TO:

Email: [email protected]

Fax to: (912) 352-7451 Mail or drop off to:

Youth Futures Authority 601 E. 66th Street, Suite 101

Savannah, GA 31405

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Youth Futures Authority

Summer Internship Program Application for Employment

ALL INFORMATION MUST BE PROVIDED COMPLETELY AND HONESTLY TO BE CONSIDERED FOR EMPLOYMENT IN THE YFA SUMMER WORK PROGRAM. ALL

APPLICANTS MUST BE AT LEAST 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER.

Personal Information

First Name: ____________ ________Middle Name: ______________________Last Name: __ _____________________ Mailing Address: _______________________________________________City: _______________ State: ___________

Zip: ________ County: ____________ Home/Cell Phone: __________________________________________________

Name of the person(s) responsible for you (parent or guardian) ______________________________________________

Person to contact in case of an emergency: _____________________________________________________________ Contact Person’s Phone #: ___________________________________

Alternate phone number or email address: __________________________________

Have you ever held a job before?

If yes, when? (Date) _______/ _________/ ________ (Where) City_____________ State ________________

Name of camp, organization or business that employed you: ________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________

What kind of work did you do? ________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________

Are you 16 or older? Yes __ No __ Date of birth:_______/ _________/ ________

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Please write two to three paragraphs to tell us about yourself and why you want to be part of this program.

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PLEASE BE EXTREMELY HONEST WITH YOUR ANSWERS

Hobbies/ Other Interests (Please check all that apply and list details if applicable) Sports_________________________________________________________________________________

Bilingual (Language) _____________________________________________________________________

Martial Arts_____________________________________________________________________________

Vocalist/Musician _______________________________________________________________________

Writer_________________________________________________________________________________

Modeling_______________________________________________________________________________

Photography____________________________________________________________________________

Dance (of any kind) ______________________________________________________________________

Computer software knowledge _____________________________________________________________

Visual Arts (of any kind) __________________________________________________________________

Other applicableTalents/Skills/Interests_______________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

Please list and briefly describe some of your career goals_______________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

How did you hear of the Youth Futures Authority summer program? __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

Who referred you?

1. Name_______________________________; Title_______________________; Contact # __________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

2. Name_______________________________; Title_______________________; Contact # __________________

_____________________________________________________________________________________________

Please include two brief statements from your references.

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Education

Name of School you attend (or attended): ____________________________ Grade Level:___________

Intended Graduation date: Month: ____________Year: _________________

Current (non- cumulative) G.P.A: __________

Honors or special recognition______________________________________________________________________

Conditions of Employment Youth Futures Authority sets high standards for its summer program. In compliance with these standards are specified conditions of employment. If you are offered employment by Youth Futures, you need to carefully consider what is required of you before you accept a position. Being a part of this summer work program, you must externally and internally abide by the standards, rules and regulations of this position which include the following:

Maintaining a professional appearance Social interactions (on group &individual levels) Positive thinking Business etiquette Carefully following instructions Exhibiting good work habits and following instructions Arriving on time and ready to work Maintaining a positive and enthusiastic attitude Treating fellow program workers and all staff with respect Being dedicated to your work Fulfilling all necessary work requirements Assisting when needed

Please specify by selecting “yes” or “no” if you feel that you are willing and able to abide by these conditions of employment.

Yes: __ No: __ If your answer is “No”, or if you have concerns about being able to comply with any of the requirements listed, please provide a detailed explain: __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________

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Youth Futures Authority Summer Program Declaration

I declare the information provided in this application is true, correct, and complete to the best of my knowledge. I understand that if I am accepted for Youth Futures Authority summer program, any falsification, misstatement, or omission of fact in connection with my application, whether on this document or not, may result in immediate termination of employment. I authorize you to verify any and all information.

I have read and understand the Youth Futures Application to the best of my knowledge. I understand that I must include two brief (2) recommendations with the Youth Futures Application. I acknowledge that I am at least 16 years of age.

I acknowledge that if I become employed in the Youth Futures summer program, I will be free to terminate my employment at any time for any reason, and that the YFA Director and Program Manager retain the same rights. No organizational representative has the authority to make any contrary agreement.

Applicant’s signature:

Parent/Guardian’s signature:

Date: / /

RETURN COMPLETED APPLICATION, ESSAY AND TWO BRIEF RECOMMENDATIONS NO LATER THAN MAY 13, 2016 TO:

Email: [email protected]

Fax to: (912) 352‐7451 Mail or drop off to:

Youth Futures Authority 601 E. 66th Street, Suite 101

Savannah, GA 31405

PLEASE DO NOT CALL THE YFA OFFICE. YFA WILL NOTIFY STUDENTS TO ARRANGE INTERVIEWS

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Chatham County Government Career Opportunity

Chatham County is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative

Action Employer. Female, minority, veteran, and disabled applicants are encouraged to apply.

Applications may be completed and printed from our website or may be obtained at the address below.

Applications are accepted in person Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. or may be mailed to the address below. Resumes may be attached to a completed application.

Some positions require completion of a test prior to submitting application; testing requires an appointment. Identification is required for all testing.

Chatham County uses E-Verify to verify employment through the Department of Homeland Security.

Chatham County is a drug-free workplace. Pre-employment drug screening is required.

Chatham County Human Resources 123 Abercorn Street Savannah, GA 31401

Main Line: (912) 652-7964

Job Line: (912) 652-7931

http://jobs.chathamcounty.org

For a complete listing of job vacancies, please visit Comcast Channel 16.

POSITION: COMPENSATION & COMPLIANCE MANAGER* DEPARTMENT: Human Resources SALARY RANGE: $55,370 - $87,476 APPLY BY: Until Filled Job Summary: Chatham County Human Resources is in the process of implementing an Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system to manage its personnel transactions and employee information. This position will initially be responsible for managing the department’s implementation process through the go-live date of January 1, 2017. Thereafter, the position will assume its normal job duties of managing the department’s classification and compliance functions. As part of the ERP implementation, the position will be responsible for reviewing existing data and HR processes to determine appropriate data conversion and work flow processes for the new ERP. Works collaboratively with HR staff, Finance Department staff and the ERP Project Manager to ensure a smooth and efficient transition to the ERP system. The Compensation & Compliance Manager will be responsible for managing and maintaining the job classification system, administering the pay plan, and managing the personnel transactions process. Determines appropriate position allocations and supervises the development of class specifications; assists with implementation and monitoring of the merit appraisal pay program; ensures the completion of salary surveys and associated requests for related data from sources outside and within the County. The position is responsible for ensuring that the County is in compliance with various employment laws, including I-9 administration, FMLA, and wage and hour. Ensures the completion of required EEO reports and filings to the federal government. Assists in developing and implementing new policies and procedures to maintain compliance with federal, state, and local laws. Confers with Department Heads and County employees to resolve employment issues and interpret personnel policies and procedures. Attends meetings, conferences, programs or other related functions as needed. Manages the Classification & Compensation Analyst and the Position Control Specialist positions. Minimum Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree in human resources administration, public administration, business administration, psychology, or a closely related field, and at least six (6) years of progressively responsible professional level experience in human resources administration, or any combination of training and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the duties of the position. Possess thorough knowledge of employment related laws, ordinances and rules. Possess ability to effectively supervise staff. Possess effective research, analytical and report writing skills. Possess thorough knowledge of various computer applications, including Microsoft Office and human resources management systems. Preference will be given to applicants with experience with an HRIS implementation and conversion process and/or experience using MUNIS. Possess strong oral and written communication skills. SPHR/PHR, SHRM-SCP/CP or equivalent Human Resources certification preferred, but not required. Note: During emergencies and disasters affecting Chatham County, you may be required to report to work as part of a disaster operations team.

*Pending budget approval

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Wanted Immediately – Outside Sales Representative

Job Summary: The primary duties of the outside Sales Representative is the development,

planning, implementing and directing the sales activities all Quantum Businesses to achieve

sales objectives set forth by the VP of Operations. The Sales Representative is under the

general direction of the VP of Operations and interacts with all Quantum Supervisors to help

ensure our goals are met.

The Ideal Candidate will:

Develop and establish new accounts by organizing an organizational sales and

marketing plan including a monthly, weekly and daily work schedule that builds on

existing and potential new sales outlets.

Explore and investigate the types of potential markets, vendors and sales outlets and

develop and modify adjust the content of sales presentations.

Develop, create and submit orders by referring customers to product literature and

price lists.

Gather and analyze current marketplace trends and information on newly

introduced products, delivery schedules, pricing and merchandising techniques while

monitoring competition, product demand and product availability and modify the

marketing and sales accounts accordingly.

Investigate problems and opportunities, develop solutions and prepare reports with

recommendations for the VP of Operations to resolve customer complaints and

improve customer service.

Every six month prepare a report for management that includes an analysis of the

organization’s marketing and sales accomplishments for the past six months.

Attend educational workshops, review publications and become involved in

professional societies and networking groups.

Attends Trade shows to discern competitive environment, build sales network and

expand customer base.

Responsible for providing historical sales data by keeping an ongoing accounting of

customer inquiries and sales to include written surveys with sales analysis. Contribute to team efforts in accomplishing organizational goals set forth in the

Strategic Plan.

Requirements:

College degree preferred, but consideration will be given for equivalent work

experience depending on the level of sales work experience and the customer/vendor

network experience.

Must have a minimum of three (3) years outside sales experience.

Experience in all aspects of planning and implementing sales strategy

Technical sales skills and proven experience in customer relationship management

Knowledge of related product markets and market research

Must have experience and ability to be self-driven and accountable and achieve

stated results

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Must set the example for organizational values in daily practice.

Must have demonstrated consultative sales skills.

Must be computer literate to include familiarity with Microsoft Word, Microsoft

Outlook, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Excel, and PowerPoint or other similar

programs.

Must successfully pass criminal background check, reference checks, education

verification, drug test, physical exam, drivers’ license and have proof of insurance.

Base salary plus Commission and full fringe benefit package Please contact: Felicia Wentway, HR Manager - [email protected] Fx: 912-644-7525

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Wanted Immediately – Program Assistant for Specialized Assembly

Job Summary: Assists with instruction of adults with developmental disabilities in the wiring/ structural assembly contracts. In the absence of the Program Manager, will interact with contact persons from various Quantum Specialized Assembly contracts as needed to insure that ongoing production of electrical contracts occur. Performs related work as required in Quantum Specialized Assembly, as well as assists in other Quantum businesses as needed.

The Ideal Candidate:

Will be responsible for overseeing all aspects of production, inspection, and testing of assemblies, including the paperwork for shipment as a back-up and in the absence of the Supervisor. Communicates with staff from various contracts to insure that continuous production of the electrical contracts occurs.

Is responsible for supervision of individuals served in the Specialized Assembly area.

Will provide on-going training for individuals served in work related skills and appropriate work behavior. Makes contact as needed with support personnel as necessary to insure the safety of all individuals in the QSA area.

Will be responsible for assisting in the quality control of work being performed in Specialized Assembly to include inspecting, testing, and signing off on the quality of products manufactured for customers according to contract specifications.

Will assist individuals served with identification and correction of problems identified with assemblies for which they are responsible and takes appropriate measures to correct production errors.

Under supervisor’s direction is responsible for assisting with the production of electrical, thermocouple, and structural assemblies.

Will perform an inventory of parts and supplies to insure that the contracts run smoothly. Communicates any projected shortages to the QSA manager so that reorder can take place in a timely manner.

Will to able to develop familiarity with all electrical assemblies and develops the ability to read diagrams for accurate production.

Responsible for maintaining timely documentation for individuals served according to funder’s standards. Assists with timely submission of production paperwork as required by customer.

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Requirements:

Education: High school diploma or equivalent.

Experience: Experience in working with people who have developmental disabilities

preferred.

Knowledge of: Must have knowledge of small wiring sub-assembly equipment

operation.

Skill at: Stripping, crimping, and construction of wiring harnesses.

Working Conditions: Will work inside moving around a room to perform quality

inspections of wiring assemblies. Visual inspection of small wiring assemblies

and computer work required. Also required to use a computer to perform documentation

and various production paperwork.

Equipment Operation: Ability to operate various hand tools to include strippers,

crimpers, and spot welders.

Physical Requirements: Must be able to lift 50 lbs and stand for long periods of time.

Must have excellent visual acuity to perform small wiring assembly quality inspections.

Effective verbal, written, and auditory communication skills.

$13.50 per hour plus full fringe benefit package – Please contact: Felicia Wentway, HR Manager - [email protected] Fx: 912-644-7525


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