EMPLOYMENT
They're hiring - local job openings
Available positions are Library Assistant, Feed mill employee, General Ranch Worker, Boards, commissions & committees
The Enterprise
December 12, 2018 at 5:31am
VALE CITY LIBRARY
IS NOW HIRING PART TIME/FILL IN LIBRARY ASSISTANT UP TO 10 HOURS A WEEK. $10.50 AN HOUR. MUST BE ABLE TO
WORK A FLEXIBLE SCHEDULE.
NO EXPERIENCE
NEEDED. PICK UP AN APPLICATION AT CITY HALL OR FILL ONE OUT ON THE WEBSITE
CITYOFVALE.COM
POSITION OPEN UNTIL FILLED.
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Dentinger Feed & Seed seeks applicants for feed mill employee.
Applications at
102 Washington St E.
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Help wanted:
General Ranch Worker
Needed
Start immediately.
208-741-0452
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FreeAROUND OREGON Dec. 3
Hundreds still languish in Oregon hospitals, waiting a place to go for continued care
Staffing shortages in skilled nursing facilities and other long-term care centers are causing bottlenecks that are bad for patients and companies.
MALHEUR COUNTY SCHOOLS Dec. 3
TVCC: Enroll by Dec. 15 and get a scholarship
Treasure Valley Community College is offering $1,000 scholarships to students who enroll for winter term as part of a "Stay on Track" initiative. The effort follows a fall scholarship program that sought to help students overcome obstacles linked to the pandemic economy.
FreeAROUND OREGON Dec. 3
Oregon health officials work on voluntary digital vaccine card
Oregon officials say a digital vaccine card could be available next spring. It would be a free, optional resource for Oregonians – and they stress that it would not be a "passport," as rumors have suggested.
COMMUNITY Dec. 3
Citizen panel 'desperate' for new members to monitor foster cases in Malheur County
The citizens board in Malheur County that reviews foster care is down to two members, and officials are asking for volunteers to step up and help.
MALHEUR COUNTY PUBLIC SAFETY Dec. 2
Former Fry Foods official sentenced to more than three years in prison for wire and mail fraud and money laundering
Doug Wold was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Boise. Wold also still faces numerous charges in Malheur County Circuit Court for a series of schemes he fostered in 2020.
