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Tuesday, March 7, 2017
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Employment
East Oregonian
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Columbia Basin Spreaders, Inc. has
immediate openings for
COMMERCIAL PUC DRIVERS
CURRENTLY HAS openings for
certified
welders
and
fabricators. Applicants must
have a valid Oregon drivers
license and current welding
certification. Compensation will
be based on experience and
capability. Applications can be
picked up and/or completed at
the office location listed above.
FAMILY PRACTICE office in
Pendleton is looking for a
EASTERN OREGON University
is actively recruiting for a Director
of Development in the office of
University Advancement. For
complete qualifications and to
apply, please visit,
MECHANIC W/OT, BENEFITS.
2+years experience. Repairs,
maintenance of fleet vehicles
and heavy equipment. Respond
to breakdowns. Dependable.
Apply at
www.cascadeagronomics.us
PT PROVIDER
NOW HIRING
Itʼs time to build your future.
The Capital Press, a weekly
agriculture newspaper and
website, is hiring for a
MEDIA SALES
PROFESSIONAL
to cover our NE Oregon/SE
Washington sales territory.
Excellent communication skills,
the drive to exceed goals, and
general
computer
skills
(PowerPoint, Excel, Microsoft
Word)
are crucial.
This
position is field-based (home
office) and requires daily
territory travel, and some
overnight travel.
Wage plus commission and
benefits including Paid Time
Off (PTO), 401(k)/Roth 401(k)
retirement plan, company car
and insurances.
Doubles/ Triples
Tankers, and
Hazardous Materials
http://eou.peopleadmin.com/
postings/1107
to work every Friday from
8:00AM-4:30PM. Applicant can
be MD, DO, PA, or FNP. Please
email CV to
tamif1@gmail.com
If you love agriculture, are
technology savvy, and want to
help businesses succeed while
growing your career, we want
to talk to you!
for local and regional hauls.
The
successful applicants must have current
physical card and a valid CDL- A license
with endorsements for
Join the team that lets you
decide your future and pay.
Apply in person at
400 W. Elm Ave, Hermiston
OREGON
CORRECTIONS
Enterprises seeks a highly
motivated individual to work as a
permanent full-time Customer
Service Coordinator (Delivery
Driver) delivering linen and
goods to customers including
hospitals and clinics. Requires
CDL-A, excellent driving record,
good customer service and
ability to work in a physically
demanding
environment.
Located
at
Two
Rives
Correctional
Institution
in
Umatilla, OR. Benefits include
competitive pay, health and
retirement
benefits.
Visit
www.oregonjobs.org and search
for “OCE” for the full list of duties
and how to apply. Job #OCE17-
0005 The State of Oregon is an
EOE.
Capital Press is owned by EO
Media Group, a family-owned
and run company for over 100
years.
Send resume and letter of
interest to
EO Media Group
PO Box 2048
Salem, OR 97308-2048
by fax to 503-371-2935 or e-
mail hr@eomediagroup.com
BUY IT! SELL IT!
FIND IT!
East Oregonian Classified
1-800-962-2819
OUTSIDE PLANT
Technician / Lineman
• Position will be working in all
types of weather, maintaining
building Fiber Optic excavation
and utility pole construction.
Physical labor and be able to
lift 50-100 lbs. Start and end
times of the day vary
depending on tasks and
weather for the day. Must be a
team player, the personality
types that typically work in our
company are self-motivated,
willing to do tasks even if you
do not like them.
Full Time M-F. Sick Time,
Vacation, Company Phone,
Health
after
90
day
probationary period Starting
$11-16 Hr DOE.
Resumes
emailed
to
josh@wtechlink.us or hand
delivered
to
Wtechlink
Incorporated, 404 SE Dorion
Ave. STE 205, Pendleton.
MULTI-MEDIA SALES
Great work environment.
Super awesome team.
Good pay. Retirement plan.
Weekends off. Interested?
East Oregonian has an
opening for multi-media sales.
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insurances and a 401(k)/Roth
401(k) retirement plan.
Drivers must also have an acceptable safe driving record with a
minimum two years of commercial hauling experience. Drivers
must be committed to safety and commit to following all
company safety policies and procedures. We offer a competitive
base wage/commission program based on experience and
endorsements. Drivers are eligible for insurance benefits and
vacation after meeting probation and employment timelines.
These positions remain open until filled.
For more information or to complete an application, contact:
Steve Williams
Columbia Basin Spreaders
78757 Westland Rd.,
Hermiston, OR 97838
541-701-9921
Columbia Basin Spreaders, Inc. is an
Equal Opportunity Employer.
A CCOUNTING
C LERK
The East Oregonian is
seeking
an
experienced
accounting clerk to join the
administration team. The ideal
candidate will have accounts
receivable, payroll or oth-
er book-keeping experience
along with strong computer
skills including Excel. The East
Oregonian is a service-orient-
ed company and you will work
regularly with the public and
your co-workers. If you enjoy
detailed accounting work, like
learning new things and have
the desire to multitask to keep
Send resume and letter of
on top of a busy work sched-
interest to
ule, please submit your resume
EO Media Group
and cover letter now. Full-time
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PO Box 2048
time off (PTO), insurances and
Salem, OR 97308-2048
a 401(k)/Roth 401(k) retirement
by fax to 503-371-2935 or
plan.
e-mail hr@eomediagroup.com
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 2017
ARIES (March 21-April 19). You will
love the work you're doing and may
actually choose to work perpetually as
a result. Your loved ones who are
similarly
happy
at
work
will
understand. The others, not so much!
TAURUS (April 20-May 20). If you
were to summon all your powers of
creativity (and they are mighty strong
today, to be sure) to redesign yourself,
who would the new you be? Don't let
the ones who knew you before hold
you back. They'll adjust.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21). Progress
and struggle go together. Some would
argue that they must -- that there is no
progress without struggle. Then again,
an inspiring influence can make the
struggle seem mild, even satisfying!
CANCER (June 22-July 22). The love
experts have spoken: Don't fall in love
with someone who flirts with everyone.
If you disregard this advice (or have
received it too late), then at least take
comfort in the fact that whatever
happens next, it's nothing personal.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). Your life will be
better through the magic of delegation.
But this only works if you do it the right
way: Joyfully hand over the task; let
go; walk away; don't look back.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). When
fantasy relationships become reality,
illusions soon dissolve. The bubble of
specialness around the situation may
pop. And if you still like each other
after that, this relationship has real
potential.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). When you
can be your less-than-ideal self with
someone, it means you are closer with
that person than you are with the
people you feel the need to constantly
impress. The question today is: How
close do you really want to be?
SCORPIO
(Oct.
24-Nov.
21).
Containing passionate feelings is, as a
rule, hard for humans. You're the
exception to this rule. You can stay
cool even when there's a volcano
going off in your emotional body. It's
an amazing trick you'll practice today.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21). You
wonder if you may have under-loved
someone who deserved a better
quality of attention from you. You may
not get the chance to rectify this with
the same person, but you'll pay it
forward.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19).
Maybe there really is a time for
everything, and yet you can count on
the fact that it's seldom a (SET ITAL)
convenient (END ITAL) time or one
that's under your control -- another
argument for doing instead of waiting.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). Being
the different one in the group isn't bad,
but it does mean you'll have to acquire
more credibility and skills than the
others. It won't be hard. The hardest
part is accepting the injustice. Once
you do, the rest is cake.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). Since
most of the relationships in your life
are involuntary (family, neighbors, co-
workers, etc.), it makes sense for you
to be very choosy about the ones that
are voluntary (friends and more).
Exercise your right to be picky.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY (March 7). You'll
discover the level of risk that suits you
best. Your financial horizons open up
in the next 10 weeks. Don't settle for
what's offered to you, though, as
you're luckiest while being proactive. A
sweet connection in May will alter your
destiny. You'll please the crowd and
yourself simultaneously in August.
Aries and Gemini adore you. Your
lucky numbers are: 4, 39, 12, 46 and
17.
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EASTERN OREGON
ALCOHOLISM FOUNDATION
is currently accepting applications for the following positions:
Child Dev Coordinator FT w/ benefits
Detox Staff Nurse PT/ On Call
Detox Techs FT & PT/ On Call
Respite Techs PT/ On Call
Application packets can be downloaded at www.eoaf.org or
request at 541.276.3518.
Submit applications to:
EOAF/Personnel
216 SW Hailey Ave.
Pendleton, OR 97801
We are an equal opportunity employer.
WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR
Oregon Potato Company (OPC) in Boardman, OR, is an industrial
potato processing facility. Helps manage facility operations 24/7 and
ensures compliance with federal and state requirements associated
with shipments and inventory control; and monitors, directs, and
trains employees in the department
Requirements: High School Diploma; 3 years supervisory experience;
1 year of warehouse experience preferably in the food processing
industry; willing to fill in on any shift; knowledge of plant operations
and process/packaging specifications; and able to lift 50 lbs.
Please send cover letter and resume to ap@oregonpotato.com.
Salary $42k - $47k DOE and benefits. Drug/alcohol screening and
background check required. EOE Employer.
Food Safety/Quality Assurance
Manager
Oregon Potato Company (OPC) in Boardman, OR, is an industrial
potato processing facility. Manages Food Safety and Quality
program. Provides oversight and monitoring of operations for
compliance with GMP, SSOP, HACCP, SQF, other regulatory and
customer pre-requisite programs and leads audits. Communicates
across all depts regarding acceptance, rejection and disposition of
raw materials and finished products and is accountable for
monitoring and ensuring a high standard of food processing
sanitation at the pre-operational and operational stages of
production.
Requirements: 4 yr degree in Food Science or Technology,
Microbiology, Chemistry or related field; AND 3 yrs Food Safety and
Quality Assurance experience in a food manufacturing
environment. The ideal candidate will also be professional and
friendly; customer focused; and able to work in a fast paced
environment.
Please send cover letter and resume to ap@oregonpotato.com.
Salary $$65K-70K DOE and benefits. Drug/alcohol screening and
background check required. EOE Employer.