In a press release from the New York State Department of Labor, employers and employees are reminded that if a worker or their minor dependent child is quarantined with Covid19, employers may be responsible to pay the worker sick leave, depending on the number of employees the employer has working for him/her and the employer’s net annual income (usually as found on previous year’s income tax return). In order to collect sick pay, the employee … [Read more...]
Army Announces Voluntary Recall of Retired Soldiers for COVID-19 Response
The U.S. Army is reaching out to gauge the interest of our retired officers, noncommissioned officers and Soldiers who would be willing to assist with the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic response effort should their skills and expertise be required. These extraordinary challenges require equally extraordinary solutions and that's why we're turning to you -- trusted professionals capable of operating under constantly changing conditions. When the … [Read more...]
COVID-19 Prevention Efforts Causing Massive Unemployment
Americans jobs are being lost in record number. Worse still, the already alarming numbers are going to increase. Thursday it was reported that 281 hundred thousand Americans filed for their first week of employment last week. While there was a 33% increase over the week before, Goldman Sachs has forecasted that next week the number will jump to 2.25 million. That is eight time the number of people and the highest level ever on … [Read more...]
New Platform Created For Businesses Looking To Hire and Workers Seeking Jobs
Essential businesses who are looking to expand their workforce during the COVID-19 crisis and individuals who are healthy and looking for work employers are encouraged to use the RochesterWorks system, which may be accessed at www.monroecounty.gov/works. Both businesses and job seekers should visit www.monroecounty.gov/works to post and explore job opportunities. Residents with limited internet access are encouraged to call RochesterWorks at … [Read more...]
TOPS IS HIRING TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT POSITIONS
While the current situation hasn’t been easy on anyone, if you find yourself or someone you know looking for a job, we’re hiring for temporary and permanent positions and welcome your application. Stop by any one of our 162 Tops stores, our warehouse in Lancaster, NY, or visit TopsMarkets.com/Jobs to learn more. Contact: Kathy Sautter-Public and Media Relations Manager, Tops Markets, 716 635 5577/ksautter@topsmarkets.com … [Read more...]
Livingston County Job Opening: Senior Sign Technician at $18.69
Location: Hamptons Corners DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS: This is skilled work involving responsibility for the efficient, proper and correct maintenance, repair, installation, inspection, and assembly of all County Highway signs in accordance with the Federal and NYS Manuals of Uniform Traffic Control Devices and any other applicable rules, regulations and/or statutes. This work is performed under the general direction of the County … [Read more...]
Senior Social Welfare Examiner (2 positions) — $19.83 Hourly Rate
The Department of Social Services is looking to hire two Senior Social Welfare Examiners at an hourly pay rate of $19.83. All County Employees are eligible. The bargaining Unit is CSEA FT. Current county employees working within this bargaining unit may receive a different rate of pay based upon the promotion or demotion rate calculation provided by their collective bargaining agreement, if applicable. These job opportunities are with the … [Read more...]
Contest Winners Name Laws that Make NYS A Harsh Business Climate
The Empire Center held a contest where contestants were asked to name NYS laws that are hurting businesses. The results were interesting. Chris Kendall of Madison County and Jacob Rieper of Columbia County are the DeregulateNY contest grand prize winners. Both nominated an antiquated state law requiring new limited liability companies (LLCs) to buy ads announcing a “notice of organization” for six weeks in two local newspapers, one weekly and … [Read more...]
“Learning For Work” Task Force Holds Forum In Rochester
The Assembly Minority Task Force on Learning for Work has been formed to collect feedback from stakeholders across the state in regard to the proposed Learning for Work Program and its role in helping to address the “middle-skills gap.” The Assembly Minority Conference will host a forum on Thursday, November 14 from 6 – 8 p.m. at Monroe Community College, Downtown Rochester Campus, in the High Falls Conference Room, located at 321 State … [Read more...]
NYS DOT Looking To Hire CDL Drivers
STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SET TO HIRE NEARLY 500 MAINTENANCE WORKERS Snow and Ice Staff Needed in Advance of Winter Weather Season New York State Department of Transportation Acting Commissioner Paul A. Karas today announced that applications are available for approximately 470 positions as permanent and seasonal maintenance staff all across Upstate New York and Long Island. Beginning in September each year, the Department begins to … [Read more...]
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