Monday, November 12, 2012
Need a job? Know someone who is looking? Here are some local job openings that crossed our desk
Are you looking for a job? These days who doesn't know someone who is out of work or looking for a second job to make ends meet. State Rep. Kelly Burke (36th District) sent over some job openings; others we noticed driving around town. If you know of a local job, send it Patch’s way at lorraine.swanson@patch.com. Elim Christian Services has several openings for classroom assistants working one on one with students with autism. Elim Christian Special Education school has over 280 students, 430+ employees on campus everyday! Check us out online to see pictures, learn more about us and apply online. We are looking to add several new paraeducators to our team. Apply online at Elim Christian Services. The Chicago Housing Authority has several …
Friday, October 19, 2012
Need a job? Know someone who is looking? Here are some local job openings that crossed our desk.
With the Illinois’s unemployment rate hovering at around 8.8 percent, jobs are hard to find but they’re out there. State Rep. Kelly Burke (36th District) sent over some job openings; others we noticed driving around town. If you know of a local job, send it Patch’s way at lorraine.swanson@patch.com. The Village of Worth is hiring a police officer. Applications for the police officer can be picked up at the Worth village clerk’s office from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, at 7112 W. 111th St., Worth. The applications must be completed and returned no later than 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 2. A $30 non-fundable fee must be paid at the time of picking up the application packet. Orientation is at 7 p.m. Nov. 8 at the Rosemary Lucas …
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
HB 1670 requiring elected officials to take Open Meetings Act training is signed into law by Gov. Pat Quinn, but does it have teeth?
Gov. Pat Quinn signed new legislation into law last week that would require public bodies to take mandatory Open Meetings Act training. HB 1670 is intended to increase public officials’ understanding of the Open Meetings Act and reduce violations of the law. The Open Meetings Act had required that public bodies need appoint only one or more employees to take the training. Now the law requires that elected officials take the training as well. Rep. Kelly Burke (36th District) introduced the bill in March and garnered the support of Attorney General Lisa Madigan. Burke hopes the bill will encourage more open public service. “We must push for more transparency in government and this new law can help us do that,” Burke said in a statement. “By …
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