Twin Cities, MN: Local & Federal Election Work, Working America AFL-CIO

[Scott A Seeborg]

Want to make an impact on the elections this year?  Fight corporate influence in the 2012 elections with Working America’s national field outreach team!

Working America is hiring field staff to reach out to communities, educate voters, and fight disinformation in shadowy attack ads all the way to election day.

 

Working America’s field program combines cutting edge technology with tried and true grassroots outreach to educate and empower voters.  Join our field organizing team and make your voice heard in the 2012 elections. 

Apply now to work on the Minnesota House & Senate and Presidential elections in Minneapolis.

• Field Organizers Start At 11.67/Hour, $24,273/year

• Field Managers start at $15.75/Hour, $32,782/Year

We are also currently running field operations in the following states:  MA, MO, VA, OH, NC, PA, MI, WI, MN, NM, CO, and OR. 

There is no better time to join Working America's national campaign team. When there is strength in numbers we build movements and WIN elections.

Apply Now Online:

http://workingamerica.org/jobs  

or email a resume and cover letter to: 

ssee...@workingamerica.org

We are looking for natural leaders with great communication skills to join our national field organizing team. Work with a highly skilled team to educate communities and learn about the needs of working people. Talk with them about our common goals: Good jobs and a fair and just economy. Field Organizers learn grassroots outreach methods from some of the best minds in the country and build their leadership skills. Field Managers gain experience in managing logistics, maintaining data systems, and developing new leaders.

Learn more about the organization and our leadership development opportunities: Download our online Brochure:

www.workingamerica.org/content/download/16421/193641/version/1/file/Recruitment_Brochure_Online.pdf

Working America is an equal opportunity employer committed to diversity. Women, LGBTQ and people of color encouraged to apply.