Job Announcement (Time Sensitive)

[Shanay G. Watson-Whittaker]

From Council Member Saunteel Jenkins' office:

>>> Leslie Malcolmson <lrmalc...@gmail.com> 3/5/2012 12:53 PM >>>

Hello,

(announcement attached)

I just wanted to advise you of a special employment opportunity for CW/NE residents Please note that this is not a guarantee for employment but an opportunity for pre-screening which will result in an opportunity for an interview. Feel free to email resumes Bernard Thompson at bernard....@focushope.edu or call 313-494-4933 to schedule an appointment for prescreening.

Pre-screening by appointment: Mon-Wed, March 5-7, 2012

Interviews: Thurs-Fri., March 8-9, 2012

Pre-screening, interviews and actual place of employment here at Focus: HOPE. These are full-time, permanent positions.

Eligibility Requirement: CW/NE RESIDENT (VALID ID) MUST BE 18 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER MUST BE ABLE TO PASS A DRUG TEST (HAIR) MUST BE FLEXIBLE MUST HAVE RELIABLE TRANSPORTATION TO FOCUS:HOPE MUST HAVE PRIOR ASSEMBLY, WAREHOUSE, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL TYPE EXPERIENCE MUST HAVE H.S. DIPLOMA OR GED Hints: Assembly work for Tier-1 Supplier Experience is required but not much Marijuana can be detected in the hair for up to 18 months This position generally works 10 hrs, 4 days a week HOWEVER employees MUST BE PREPARED to work excessive OT with little to no notice. Position has high work ethic expectations such as NO cell phones, NO chewing gum, NO profanity. All such infractions will result in instant termination

PLEASE: ONLY REFER/APPLY IF ALL REQUIREMENTS CAN BE MET

Thank You,
Judith Brantley -
Coordinator, Neighborhood Jobs Pipeline
Community and Economic Development
Focus: HOPE
313-494-4352 (direct dial)
313-494-4572 (fax)
judith....@focushope.edu

Forwarded by Midtown Alliance

And by Central District Police/Community Relations Council

Per Leslie Malcolmson

313-831-7931

lrmalc...@gmail.com

for lmalc...@voyager.net

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