Smoke Signals
January 31, 1995
Page 4
The job scene
Bullish employment market continues upswing
Jobs are out there for qualified
candidates, and the employment
picture looks bright.
Kit Devine, tribal personnel of
ficer, is working on several jobs
that will or are being advertised in
cluding: a pharmacist, a research
assistant, an administrative special
ist and an organizational develop
ment specialist.
Devine expects that some tribal
employees will move into better
paying jobs with the gaming cen
ter as it starts hiring. That will leave
vacancies to be filled in the tribal
offices.
The gaining center being devel
oped by the Spirit Mountain Devel
opment Corporation, will have its
Birthday Wishes
Happy 1st birthday Jamie LaDene! Our little angle from
heaven, we love you always and forever Mom, Dad, Cindy
Butler, and Lonnie Hogan.
To our one-year old granddaughter Jamie LaDene: We
love you so much darling, Grandma and Grandpa, Jim and
Wilma Butler.
The Confederated Tribes of the Grand
Community of Oregon
9615 Grand Ronde Road
Grand Ronde, Oregon 97347
own executive and administrative
staff, including a personnel section.
The gaming center personnel office
will conduct recruiting and hiring
for the complex.
"In our office we continuously
exhibit listings for jobs with many
agencies," Devine, said. "I think
that people just don't know of
them."
The following are some of the jobs
being advertised:
The State of Oregon:
Word processing technician;
$ 1 ,390 - $2,226 a month, vacancies
throughout the state, requires two
years word processing experience.
Department of Transportation
electrician, Eugene, $2,372 to
Ronde
$2,605 a month, must have a gen
eral journeyman license.
Employment specialist, Damasch
Hospital, $ 1 ,869 to $2,486 a month,
two years experience needed.
Law enforcement and training
officer, Monmouth, $2,606 to
$3,472 a month, four years police
experience or appropriate degree.
Program representative, alcohol
and drug abuse program, Salem,
$2, 1 60 to $2,87 1 , two years expe
rience. City of Eugene:
Two part-time public works
aides, 20 hours per week, $804.50
to $988 a month, high school di
ploma or GED, one year clerical
experience.
v.
f fife
n of Or Library
Serials Dept.
Su.ne OF 97-03
Positions vacant
The U.S. Bureau of Census has
several immediate openings for
field representatives in Clackamas,
Multomah, Washington, Columbia,
and Yamhill counties. There are
also openings in Clark County,
Wash. Primary duties include con
ducting household interviews in
person and by phone. Area of con
sideration is based on location of
workload.
Qualifications
U.S. citizen
Have automobile and private tele
phone (no party line)
Pass a 30-minute written test
Able to work days, evenings, and
Saturdays as needed .
Must be able to work 40-60 hours
per month
Complete form 1-9, Employment
Tribe seeking fishermen
Are you an unemployed tribal member who has worked as a
commercial salmon fisherman? Some federal agencies are creating
a habitat restoration project which will employ fisherman. The
Tribe may apply for project funds to do work on the reservation.
For more information, please contact Constance Albrecht, Grants
Developer at the tribal offices, extension 2333.
in Census Bureau
Eligibility Work Form
Pay is $7.43-$8.35 per hour, de
pending on qualifications, plus .30
cents mileage. This is a temporary
position with the potential to be
come permanent. Positions will
begin approximately 21595.
Classroom and on-the-job-training
will be paid at the above hourly
rate. Flexible hours, work out of
your home!
Contact Eric Erkenbeck at Job
Service, 1433 S.W. 6th, Portland,
Or 97207 or call (503) 229-5094.
Please note: Proof of Veteran's
Preference information needed.
Testing and interviewing may take
up to three hours.
The Census BureauDepartment
of Commerce is an equal opportu
nityAffirmative Action employer.
-J
UIPOSIAGE
50.3 2 2
"-0 (5 C v3 f a METER
4808270 -