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US NE Lexington |
Accounting Clerk I |
Tyson Foods Incorporated | 7/28 | |
| Details: Function: Â Accounting / Finance Pay Type: Â Non-Exempt Position Number: Â 90136879 Accounting Clerk I Employee Type: Â Full Time Relocation: Â No | ||||
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US NE Holdrege |
Branch Office Administrator-Holdrege, NE-Branch 03432 |
Edward Jones (BOA) | 7/15 | |
| Details: At Edward Jones, our formula for success has been to put our customers first. We recognize that the surest way to deliver outstanding service is to continually develop and reward those who provide it. If you're looking for the tools, resources and freedom to build a great future, contact Edward Jones today. And see for yourself why for the seventh year, Edward Jones was named one of the "100 Best Companies to Work For in America" by Fortune magazine in its annual listing. The firm took the No. 16 spot overall in the ranking and was named to the No. 4 spot for large companies. The seven Fortune rankings include top 10 finishes for five years and consecutive number one rankings in 2002 and 2003.Full-time associates are provided a core set of benefits including: Life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment coverage Short-term and long-term disability Paid vacation Paid holidays Paid sick days Workers compensation Unemployment insurance Mutual fund purchases at net asset value Employee assistance program Opportunity for bonus participation Company-paid profit sharing Tuition reimbursement Adoption expense reimbursementFull-time associates may also elect to participate in the following:Medical and dental insurance Additional life insurance and accidental death and dismemberment coverage Long-term care insurance 401k plan with company match Flexible spending accountsHave you ever been called a self-starter? Do you feel you are good at coordinating multiple tasks simultaneously? If you answered yes to those questions, the Branch Assistant position may be ideal for you. Part administrative - part client development - part customer service, this position requires that you possess the following core competencies - Focus on customer needsCritical thinking capabilitiesStrong initiativeEffective written and verbal communication skills Here's a more detailed look at the daily responsibilities of the branch assistant.ResponsibilitiesOffice AdministrationPlanning and preparation of daily activities, maintaining appointments, processing deposits and transactions are all important administrative duties. This position calls for a well-organized person who enjoys multi-tasking, working with technology and people. Customer ServiceEdward Jones Financial Advisors -FAs- are known for building quality, one-to-one relationships with their customers - and they're able to maintain those relationships with the help of the branch assistant. When customers have questions, the FA will often depend on the branch assistant to provide a timely response to a customer. Client DevelopmentAn effective marketing communications program is only as strong as the person who implements it on a daily basis. At the FA's direction, the branch assistant updates prospect and client data records, executes direct mail programs, assists with planning seminars, and makes follow-up phone calls to set or confirm appointments. The branch assistant also helps the FA to deepen existing client relationships by preparing a variety of reports for scheduled appointments and scheduling systematic contact activities. Region/Firm Assistance We ask and expect branch assistants to provide administrative assistance to their FA when the FA holds a leadership role in the region, this work generally involves scheduling meetings, sending messages to other branches and compiling reports. These activities are performed during normal office hours. | ||||
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US NE North Platte |
Administrative Support / Customer Service Opportunities |
U.S. Army | 7/4 | |
| Details: Some of the most important and exciting careers in the country are performed by U.S. Army Soldiers. Whether it’s working with computers to assisting physicians to fixing helicopters, there’s an Army job that’s right for you. See for yourself the long list of job and leadership training opportunities that give you the skills and strength to succeed in the Army—and in life.Administrative Support & Customer Service Administrative Support & Customer Service positions focus on dealing with Army personnel and are available in areas such as: Administration Finance Legal Human resources Information Religious services Roles and responsibilities include clerical to supervisory positions. Administrative Support & Customer Service positions focus on dealing with Army personnel, administration, finance, legal, human resources, information and religious services. Roles and responsibilities include clerical to supervisory positions. The one of a kind training and skills you receive can prepare you for a civilian career in practically any position you're interested. You will also be able to earn certifications and licensures for civilian jobs.The training and salary you get are only some of the ways the Army strengthens you for tomorrow. The Army also offers: Comprehensive health care (medical and dental) Generous vacation time (30 days annually) Retirement Savings Plan Family services and support groups Special pay for special duties Cash allowances to cover the cost of living You may also be eligible for: Enlistment bonuses totaling up to $40,000 Up to $81,756 for college Up to $65,000 to repay qualifying student loans Up to $4,500 a year tuition assistance while serving | ||||
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