Re: [jobsthatareLEFT] Digest for jobsthatareleft@googlegroups.com - 13 updates in 13 topics

July 11, 2015

Re: [jobsthatareLEFT] Digest for jobsthatareleft@googlegroups.com - 13 updates in 13 topics

This is Jobs That Are Left. It's awful to see the Peter G. Peterson Foundation trying to recruit people in this forum.

Also worth noting to for any would-be applicants, working to help the Peterson Foundation cut Social Security and Medicare benefits so we can keep taxes low on billionaires is a sure way to demonstrate to many future employers that you are not at a good fit for employment at progressive movement organizations.

I understand this is not a forum for a policy debate, but I believe not saying anything in the face of this drek would be as political action an action as saying something.

I also thought it merited saying something not only because the policy is terrible, but also because I know of no conception of what it means to be politically "left" within a democracy that accepts that the voice of one billionaire ought to count more than the voices of millions of everyday people.

Helping a billionaire spread misinformation and foment fear to convince political elites to attack poor people and dismantle the social safety net means participating in a power dynamic that at its base is anti-democratic and corrupt. In my book, that's a quantum level worse than simply pushing for bad policies. 

On Jul 11, 2015 4:37 AM, <jobsthatareleft@googlegroups.com> wrote:
"Jason A. Stephany" <jasonstephany@gmail.com>: Jul 10 06:01PM -0400

*ABOUT SEIU LOCAL 509*SEIU Local 509 represents more than 18,000 human
service workers and educators throughout Massachusetts. We provide a
variety of social services to elders, at-risk children and people with
mental illnesses or developmental disabilities — as well as educational
services in both public and private sector settings. From mental health
clinicians and social workers to early childhood educators and university
lecturers, Local 509 members are united in our mission to raise living
standards for working families while improving the quality and
affordability of the services we provide.
 
SEIU Local 509 is part of the Service Employees International Union (SEIU),
one of the largest and fastest-growing labor unions in the United States.
 
 
 
*JOB DESCRIPTION*
Local 509 is hiring organizers in the union's Higher Education chapter. The
successful candidate will coordinate campaigns among contingent faculty at
private institutions of higher education – contacting faculty and allies,
developing leads and organizing committees. Work will primarily take place
in the Greater Boston area, though occasional travel throughout the state
may be necessary.
 
 
 
*GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES*
 
- Assess faculty and ally interest in union organizing
- Maintain consistent contact with unorganized workers
- Develop organizing leads
- Maintain accurate organizing lists and related files
- Develop recommendations on specific targets and strategies
- Recruit member organizers to support relevant campaigns
- Build support for external organizing among existing SEIU 509 members
- Attend applicable staff meetings and trainings
- Perform work in a timely fashion
- Assist other union locals with organizing efforts, as requested
 
 
 
*JOB QUALIFICATIONS*
 
- Candidates must have previous experience organizing faculty in higher
education settings and experience leading contract campaigns
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills (listening, speaking
and writing)
- Strong commitment to the labor movement
- Ability to work both independently and part of a team
- Ability to work under pressure and with people from diverse backgrounds
- Willingness to work long and irregular hours, including nights and
weekends (required)
- Possession of an insured, registered vehicle and a valid driver's
license
 
 
 
*SUPERVISION*
Organizers work under the Organizing Director (or designee) – who reviews
work for effectiveness, timeliness and accuracy in accordance with the
needs of the campaign.
 
 
 
*SALARY & BENEFITS*
SEIU Local 509 offers competitive salaries (commensurate with experience)
and a generous benefits package – including car allowance.
 
 
 
*APPLICATION PROCESS*
SEIU Local 509 is an equal opportunity employer with a commitment to
diversity – women, people of color and LGBT candidates are strongly
encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should submit a résumé and cover
letter to:
 
Jeremy Thompson, Director of Higher Education
SEIU Local 509
100 Talcott Avenue, 2nd Floor
Watertown, MA 02472
 
Email: jthompson@seiu509.org
 
Fax: (617) 924-8248
 
 
*The deadline for application is July 24, 2105. No phone calls please.*
"Jason A. Stephany" <jasonstephany@gmail.com>: Jul 10 05:55PM -0400

*ABOUT SEIU LOCAL 509*SEIU Local 509 represents more than 18,000 human
service workers and educators throughout Massachusetts. We provide a
variety of social services to elders, at-risk children and people with
mental illnesses or developmental disabilities — as well as educational
services in both public and private sector settings. From mental health
clinicians and social workers to early childhood educators and university
lecturers, Local 509 members are united in our mission to raise living
standards for working families while improving the quality and
affordability of the services we provide.
 
SEIU Local 509 is part of the Service Employees International Union, one of
the largest and fastest-growing labor unions in the United States.
 
 
 
*JOB DESCRIPTION*
Local 509 is hiring a full-time Community & Advocate Liaison, based in our
Watertown, MA (Boston) office. This position plays a pivotal role in the
union's growth strategy by identifying and engaging like-minded community
organizations and advocates in our ongoing organizing efforts. The
Community & Advocate Liaison reports to the Local's Organizing Director and
his/her designees who will review work for effectiveness, scope, timeliness
and accuracy in accordance with the needs of organizing campaigns.
 
 
 
*GENERAL STATEMENT OF DUTIES*
 
- Develop relationships with key community leaders and issue advocates
around common goals
- Maintain database of community allies and organizations
- Map and assess advocacy community
- Analyze trends in the advocacy community and make recommendations
- Participate in existing coalitions
 
 
 
*JOB QUALIFICATIONS*
 
- Strong commitment to the labor movement and progressive change
- Experience building support for union/progressive priorities among
political and community leaders
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills (listening, speaking,
and writing)
- Strong organizational skills and ability to prioritize work assignments
- Ability to effectively communicate the interests of union members to
community advocates/constituency groups and vice versa
- Ability to make presentations to groups in a clear and concise manner
- Ability to synthesize different points of view into a common message
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Ability to work under pressure
- Willingness to work long and irregular hours, including nights and
weekends
- Must have access to an insured, registered vehicle and a possess a
valid drivers' license
 
 
 
*SUPERVISION*
Organizers work under the Organizing Director (or designee) – who reviews
work for effectiveness, timeliness and accuracy in accordance with the
needs of the campaign.
 
 
 
*SALARY & BENEFITS*
SEIU Local 509 offers competitive salaries (commensurate with experience)
and a generous benefits package – including car allowance.
 
 
 
*APPLICATION PROCESS*
SEIU Local 509 is an equal opportunity employer with a commitment to
diversity – women, people of color and LGBT candidates are strongly
encouraged to apply. Interested candidates should submit a résumé and cover
letter to:
 
Joao Baptista, Organizing Director
SEIU Local 509
100 Talcott Avenue, Bldg 313
Watertown, MA 02472
jbaptista@seiu509.org
FAX: 617-924-8248
 
*The deadline for applications is July 24, 2015. No phone calls please.*
Zack Schwartz <zschwartz@nationalpartnership.org>: Jul 10 02:31PM -0700

The National Partnership for Women & Families is a nonprofit, nonpartisan
advocacy organization dedicated to promoting reproductive rights, access to
quality health care, fairness in the workplace, and policies that help
women and men meet the dual demands of work and family. The National
Partnership is seeking a strategic and creative professional to join our
team as Reproductive Health Policy Counsel/Advisor.
<http://www.nationalpartnership.org/about-us/jobs-internships/reproductive-health-policy.html>
 
For more than four decades, the National Partnership has fought for every
major policy advance that has helped women and families. The National
Partnership's reproductive health team works at both the federal and state
levels to defeat attacks on reproductive rights and advance a proactive
agenda to increase meaningful access to high-quality, affordable, and
comprehensive reproductive health care services. We collaborate with the
National Partnership's health policy and workplace teams to promote
forward-looking policies that further women's fundamental equality and
economic security – from abortion access and birth control coverage to
equal pay and paid family leave.
 
The Reproductive Health Policy Counsel/Advisor will report to the Director
of Reproductive Health Programs and will contribute to all aspects of the
National Partnership's legal, policy, and advocacy work on reproductive
health, rights, and justice, including but not limited to the following:
 
- Lead the National Partnership's work educating and briefing
congressional and agency staff on reproductive health, rights, and justice
issues;
- Collaborate with allies and relevant coalitions to advance women's
health and rights;
- Develop in-depth analyses of laws and policies affecting these issues,
and draft memoranda, reports, testimony, factsheets, blogs, and other key
policy and advocacy materials;
- Engage in public speaking, representing National Partnership positions
to external audiences;
- Track and respond to federal legislative and regulatory activities;
- Monitor legal trends in the Supreme Court and lower courts, and
contribute to amicus briefs;
- Help develop and inform the National Partnership's reproductive
health, rights, and justice policy priorities for the executive and
legislative branches and the organization's position on litigation and
judicial decisions;
- Serve as an associate editor of the Women's Health Policy Report, a
publication summarizing reproductive health coverage in major media
outlets, and Repro Health Watch, a publication highlighting reproductive
health, rights, and justice attacks and advances in the states, both of
which are distributed to 100,000+ subscribers;
- Supervise fellows, student interns, and other staff.
 
 
*Qualifications*
 
Applicants should have at least 3-5 years of legal or policy experience,
including experience in advocacy or legislative work, public education,
and/or litigation. The ideal candidate will be a creative, self-motivated,
and strategic thinker with excellent research, policy analysis, written and
oral communications, and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work
well in a team or coalition. In addition, candidates should have the proven
ability to work independently, pay close attention to detail, and meet
deadlines while under pressure, and possess a strong commitment to the
National Partnership's mission.
 
JD strongly preferred. Graduate degree required. Knowledge of issues
involving women's health and rights is a plus.
 
 
*To Apply*
 
Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest (including salary
requirements), resume, writing sample, and three references to
jobs@nationalpartnership.org
<jobs@nationalpartnership.org?Subject=Reproductive%20Health%20Policy%20Counsel/Advisor>,
(subject line: Reproductive Health Policy Counsel/Advisor). Applications
will only be accepted by email and position will remain open until a
qualified candidate is chosen. The National Partnership may choose not to
consider incomplete applications.
 
*The National Partnership is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not
discriminate based upon gender, race, national origin, disability, age,
religion, sexual orientation or gender identity. People of all backgrounds
are encouraged to apply.*
Brett Johnson <brett.johnson@sierraclub.org>: Jul 10 02:26PM -0700

The Illinois Sierra Club seeks a part time administrative assistant to
support the day to day operations of the Illinois chapter staff and Chicago
Sierra Club office. The Administrative Assistant will be responsible for
answering inquiries from members and the general public, assisting with
financial transactions, as well as general administrative and office duties.
 
The Sierra Club is the nations oldest, largest, and most influential
grassroots environmental organization. This position will assist the Sierra
Club Illinois in continuing that legacy by supporting our staff
administratively.
 
Candidates should be proficient in computer database and spreadsheets, able
to interact with staff and volunteers, and passionate about social justice
and environmental issues. Experience in office management is a plus. The
job will be 20 hours/week and includes benefits. Job posting can be found
here: http://bit.ly/1eNw8Cz
 
For more information and to apply please email a resume and cover letter to
Kady.McFadden@sierraclub.org.
Allison Brim <abrim@organizetexas.org>: Jul 10 03:20PM -0500

*Texas Organizing Project is hiring: Immigration Campaign Organizer*
 
 
 
 
 
Here at the Texas Organizing Project (TOP), we organize to improve the
lives of low and moderate income families of color in the second largest
State in the Union. While Texas is the fastest growing State with more and
more families moving here, we are alarmed by the fast growing poverty rate,
lack of access to quality health care and education for many Texas
families, and the huge rise in income and racial inequality. We are proud
to say that TOP has a proven track record of running campaigns that address
these issues and believe that we must build power through community
organizing, partnering with other progressive organizations and labor
unions, and civic engagement to make systemic change.
 
 
 
TOP campaigns are in five (5) issue areas:
 
· Access to Affordable Quality Healthcare
 
· Immigrant Rights
 
· Excellent Public Education
 
· Living Wage Jobs
 
· Neighborhoods of Opportunity
 
 
 
TOP is a membership-based organization that conducts issue organizing,
lobbying efforts and electoral organizing on behalf of working families in
Texas. We are an energetic and tight knit team that works hard and is
supportive of each other. We are a financially viable and family friendly
organization that is currently organizing in the three largest urban
counties in the state: Harris, Dallas, and Bexar.
 
 
 
 
 
*Job Description: Immigration*
* Campaign Organizer *Texas Organizing Project is seeking talented and
dedicated Campaign Organizers to build our organization through helping
drive a campaign for immigrant rights in Dallas and Harris Counties.
 
With our new Governor leading the charge to stop President Obama's 2014
executive action for DAPA and DACA, Texas is ground zero for the fight back
against anti-immigrant efforts. TOP has led the statewide effort to demand
that Governor Abbott meet with immigrant families and drop the lawsuit.
Additionally, Dallas County TOP leaders have headed up a coalition effort
to get Dallas County to break ties with ICE. Our strategy has included
direct actions, birddogging, and communications tactics to apply public
pressure on our targets and shift the narrative around immigration issues
in Texas.
 
The ideal candidate is an experienced community organizer who is also a
coalition-builder and strategist and believes deeply in the importance of
building community leadership, capacity and power. The Campaign Organizer
will work in partnership with other staff and leaders to together drive
campaign strategy and execution. S/he will be responsible for working with
community leaders to execute a sophisticated campaign plan, coordinate
related activities and efforts of allies to advance our campaign priorities
and establish the basis for longer-term, ongoing work in each county. S/he
must be able to organize and effectively communicate at all levels – with
grassroots community people as well as established community leaders and
policy experts. The Campaign Organizer will report directly to the County
Director and will also work closely with existing community leaders,
community organizers and core partners in building TOP as an organization.
 
*Key Areas of Responsibility*
 
• Build a base of TOP members, the majority of whom are directly impacted
by immigration issues, who will participate in demanding changes from
decision makers and creating the political climate that allows for those
changes to be adopted.
 
• Recruit, turn out and develop community leaders across a variety of low
and moderate income neighborhoods of color.
 
• Execute a sophisticated and winning campaign strategy by working with
community leaders, staff, and allies.
 
• Identify hot organizing issues that members want to organize around.
 
• Organize direct actions, events, and other tactics to move the campaign
forward.
 
• Coordinate campaign messaging, traditional media work, mass
communications, and digital organizing with TOP's communications department.
 
• Regularly communicate the campaign's progress to our members, staff, and
partners.
 
• Work with the existing database (VAN) to track members, participation and
progress towards achieving success.
 
• Develop and manage relationships with partner organizations.
 
• Work with partners to move the campaign forward. This may include joint
strategy meetings, joint actions or other events, relationship building,
etc.
 
• Manage and develop relationships key stakeholders and decision makers.
 
• Enhance our reputation and brand, and promote our values.
 
• Other duties, as required.
 
 
 
*Competencies and Qualifications*
 
• Excellent community organizing skills, strategizing, and execution of
organizing campaigns
 
• Passion and commitment to social, economic, and racial justice
 
• Excellent written and verbal communications skills with demonstrated
focus on research, policy analysis, outreach, and targeted communications
 
• Critical thinking and problem solving skills
 
• Relentless drive, tenacity and a willingness to do what it takes to
advance our mission and values
 
• Excellent time management, project management, and delegation skills
 
• Ability to work effectively with strong personalities, peers, public
officials, and allies
 
• Familiarity with nonprofit role in advocacy
 
• Similar experience in grassroots organizing, labor, or political
organization
 
• Bilingual in English and Spanish
 
• Willingness to work long and often irregular hours including evenings and
weekends
 
• Fulltime access to a car
 
• Computer competency – Word, Internet required; Experience in working with
database systems a plus
 
Salary will be commensurate with experience. Benefits include comprehensive
medical, dental, vision, 401(k), paid holidays, vacation, sick leave, and
travel reimbursement.
 
 
TO APPLY:
 
Please email a resume, cover letter and three professional references to
recruit@organizetexas.org.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
--
Allison Brim
Organizing Director
Texas Organizing Project
 
1029 N. Zang Blvd
Dallas TX 75208
 
 
214-455-9115
abrim@organizetexas.org
www.organizetexas.org
 
Follow us on Facebook <http://www.facebook.com/OrganizeTexas> and Twitter
<https://twitter.com/#%21/TXOrgProject>
Tyler Bond <j.tyler.bond@gmail.com>: Jul 10 11:11AM -0700

The National Public Pension Coalition seeks an intern with an interest in
and/or experience with graphic design, social media, and digital content. NPPC
is a nonprofit advocacy organization that represents the millions of
firefighters, teachers, nurses, and other public workers who rely on a
public pension for their financial security in retirement. The intern will
assist the NPPC team in creating digital content that promotes the advocacy
work of the organization and our coalitions. Candidates should have a
general interest in workers' rights and the labor movement. In addition to
the skills listed above, candidates should have good written and verbal
communication skills, the ability to work well independently, and be
comfortable working as part of a small team.
 

 
The typical length of the internship is one semester (approximately 10-12
weeks). For fall internships, the desired start date is early September. Please
no phone calls. Only candidates who will be interviewed will be contacted. NPPC's
office is located in downtown Washington, DC, close to both Farragut North
(red line) and Farragut West (blue, orange, and silver line) Metro stations.
NPPC is an equal opportunity employer. This is a paid position.
 

 
To apply: please submit a cover letter, resume, list of three references,
and samples of previous graphic design work to admin@truthaboutpensions.org
by Friday, July 31st, 2015.
mike@conwayoverly.com: Jul 10 10:38AM -0700

*Field Organizer*
 
*Organization:* Kentucky Democratic Party
 
*Date Posted:* 7/10/2015
 
*Posted By:* Londell Thomas, Field Director; Michael Barney, Deputy Field
Director
 
*Date Needed:* 8/1/2015
 
*City:* Louisville
 
*Location:* Kentucky
 
*Country:* United States
 
*Primary Category:* Field Organizer
 
*Salary:* Contact Campaign
 
*Type of Position:* Full-Time
 
*Education Requirement:* -
 
*Experience Requirement:* Minimum 1 Year Preferred, not required.
 
*Description & Details*
 
 
*Job Description: *
The Kentucky Democratic Party is hiring Field Organizers for the
gubernatorial race for the 2015 election cycle. This race is one of the
most competitive in the country for democrats, and we need professional and
motivated organizers who will work to grind out a win.
 
*Responsibilities: *
Field Organizers are required to recruit and train volunteers to do direct
voter contact. Organizers will be given daily, weekly, and monthly goals
for capacity building and volunteer productivity and will be expected to
meet and exceed all given goals. Organizers will be responsible for
preparing canvass and call materials, entering data accurately and on time,
and ensuring that all required reporting is accurate and timely. Additionally,
some Field Organizers may be selected to take on special roles within their
region.
 
*Qualifications:*
Minimum one year of professional experience in grassroots organizing,
organization building, and/or campaign politics is ideal (not required).
Qualified candidates will have a demonstrated commitment to working long
hours, a proven ability to recruit, train and develop volunteers, success
in building relationships, and past experience working in a goal driven
environment.
 
*Salary & Benefits:*
Contact the campaign for more information
 
*Location*: Louisville, Kentucky
 
*How to Apply / Contact*
Interested candidates are encouraged to email their resume to londell@conwayoverly.com
or mike@conwayoverly.com
hiring@americasrenewablefuture.com: Jul 10 09:42AM -0700

*Organization Description*
 
America's Renewable Future, based in Des Moines, is hiring a Digital
Director to begin immediately. ARF is a bi-partisan, issue based political
campaign seeking to educate caucus goers and presidential candidates about
the benefits of the Renewable Fuel Standard.
 
 
*Regional Field Directors*
 
Job Responsibilities:
 
· Developing a volunteer base in a given geographic area to raise
awareness on the issue
 
· Finding and maintaining a relationships with political contacts
from both parties and multiple industries
 
· Responsible for voter contact, volunteer recruitment, and event
management
 
 
Skills, Knowledge, and Abilities Require:
 
· At least 1 cycle of field campaign experience
 
· Ability to work with campaign data programs
 
· Excellent organizational skills
 
· The ability to adapt rapidly to evolving priorities and deadlines
 
· Driven with a strong work ethic
 
· Ability to travel and work flexible hours
 
*How to Apply*
 
Send resume and cover letter to e...@americasrenewablefuture.com
<hiring@americasrenewablefuture.com>.
Devon <devonweber@gmail.com>: Jul 10 09:21AM -0700

POLITICAL ORGANIZER
 
SEIU LOCAL 32 BJ – NEW ENGLAND DISTRICT 615
 
 
The Political Organizer is based in Boston and works with the New England
Political Director on the Union's political work in Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, and New Hampshire. The successful candidate will possess a
combination of technical and analytical skills, along with strong
organizational abilities, attention to detail, and the ability to manage
multiple tasks and respond to shifting demands.
 
Responsibilities Include but are not limited to:
 
Mobilizing, training and educating new member leaders and activists for
legislative and electoral activity;
 
Implementing political field activities, lobby visits, phone banking and
events for our public policy campaigns at the school district, city,
county, state and federal level;
 
Coordinating member to member communications for electoral and issue based
campaigns, including member canvasses, phone banks, and mailings;
 
Supporting contract and organizing campaigns, including rallies, press
events and targeted owner activity;
 
Building the Union's capacity through grassroots political fundraising
drives;
 
Oversee member political clubs and member training programs
 
Qualifications include:
 
2+ years of experience in labor, political, or community organizing;
 
Ability to implement powerful and effective political programs;
 
Comprehensive knowledge of legislative processes;
 
Experience working on electoral campaigns and field programs;
 
Excellent communications skills;
 
Fluent written and oral Spanish preferred but not required;
 
Willingness to work a flexible schedule including occasional evenings and
weekends, and to travel as needed.
 
Compensation:
 
We offer a competitive salary based on experience. Our benefits package
includes 100% employer-paid family health and dental insurance, a
retirement benefit, and a car allowance.
 
To Apply:
 
Please email a resumé and letter of interest to Katie Belgard, New England
Political Director, HR@seiu32bj.org.
 
Note: This position resides within the District 615 Staff Union
 
32BJ SEIU is one of the largest and most dynamic labor unions in the
Northeast, with over 145,000 members in 11 states and Washington, DC. The
union is at the forefront of building the nation's labor movement,
supporting progressive candidates for elected office and moving a broad
policy agenda, including campaigns to guarantee living wages, promote
responsible development and expand access to health care. Its parent
organization, the Service Employees International Union (SEIU), is the
nation's largest labor union.
 
32BJ SEIU is an equal opportunity employer. Women and people of color are
encouraged to apply.
r.caouette@jobtarget.com: Jul 10 03:04AM -0700

*SEIU BENEFIT FUNDS *

*Pension Assistant II Grade: TS - 5*

*Washington, D.C.*

*Purpose:*

This position is responsible for processing pension benefit calculations in
accordance
with plan rules and regulations for the SEIU Benefit Funds. The SEIU
Benefit Funds
administer multiple benefit funds in a fast paced environment.

Primary Responsibilities: (Any one position may not include all of the
specific duties
and responsibilities listed. Examples provide a general summary of the work
required
and should not be treated as a total and complete list of expected duties
to be
performed by employees in the classification.)

 
- Processes pension benefit calculations according to plan rules and
regulations and/or merger agreements.
- Processes pension benefit recalculations as required due to
additional service credit being reported after initial calculation is
performed.
- Processes pension benefit application denials.
- Analyzes, interprets, communicates and applies complicated plan
language and merger agreements as related to pension benefits.
- Analyzes, interprets, communicates and applies ERISA, DOL and IRS
Regulations as related to pension benefits.
- Researches and analyzes pension benefit related delinquencies in
coordination with the SEIU Benefit Funds Contributions Compliance
Department.
- Consults, researches, and resolves issues regarding various issues
related to participants, beneficiaries, trustees, employers, etc.
- Prepares reports for the trustee meetings.
- Assists with implementation of software.
- Monitors and maintains pension benefit application data.
- Assists with clerical function of the SEIU Benefit Funds.
- Assists Executive Director, Deputy Director, Benefits Processing
Manager and Assistant Benefits Processing Manager with special projects as
assigned.
- Performs other duties as required to support the mission of the
department and the SEIU Benefit Funds.
 

*Direction and Decision Making:*
This position reports to the Benefits Processing Manager.

*Education and Experience:*
Associates degree from an accredited college or university with coursework
including
business administration and advanced math or other related coursework and
two (2)
years of experience in a pension environment.

*Equivalency:*
High school or GED, one (1) year of college coursework including business
administration and advanced math and three (3) years of experience in a
pension
environment.

Or, a combination of education and experience that would provide for the
following
knowledge, skills, and abilities:
 
- Ability to analyze, interpret, apply and communicate ERISA, DOL and
IRS Regulations as related to pension benefits.
- Ability to analyze, interpret, apply and communicate complicated plan
language and merger agreements.
- Ability to create and maintain confidentiality of information.
- Ability to perform detailed calculations with accuracy in an efficient
manner.
- Ability to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing.
- Ability to think critically and produce sound, logical conclusions.
- Ability to perform data entry functions.
- Ability to work efficiently and effectively in demanding environment.
- Ability to handle sensitive situations in a calm respectful manner.
- Ability to handle multiple projects, meet established deadlines and
adapt to an ever changing environment for the purpose of accomplishing
results.
- Ability to organize work/tasks to provide for systematic and efficient
processes.
- Ability to produce work accurately and thoroughly.
- Ability to maintain flexible attitude and approach toward assignments
while actively participating and supporting a team environment.
- Proficient in the use of personal computers using accounting,
database, and spreadsheet software or other SEIU Benefit Funds software,
including Microsoft Office Suite, in the performance of record keeping.
 

*Test Certifications:*
Excel (Intermediate); Word (Intermediate

*Physical Requirements:*
Work is generally performed in an office setting. Overtime required as
necessary.

*Probationary Period:*
Sixteen (16) calendar weeks

The SEIU Benefits Fund is an Equal Opportunity Employer

PI91231862
 
 
Apply Here: http://www.Click2apply.net/p2qmg7t
Carter Kalchik <kalchikc@gmail.com>: Jul 10 04:18PM

Hello everyone,
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
I wanted to let you all know about an opening on the AFL-CIO analytics shop
for our Lead Tactics Analyst, a senior position that is responsible for
experiments and polling, among other things. The job description at the
bottom of this email covers the day-to-day requirements of the position.
 
 
 
 
 
Here at the AFL-CIO we have a large analytics team, around twelve staff at
its peak in the election cycle. We've in-housed polling and modeling,
randomized controlled trials, prioritization of which elections to engage
in, and the development of other essential strategic intelligence. In
addition to providing basic analytic products, we're a necessary first step
in the targeting and resource allocation pipeline for the Federation and
its partners. All this adds up to an incredibly broad mission with
boundless scope in our work.
 
 
 
 
 
*As the Lead Tactics Analyst, you may be someone who:*
 
 
 
· Has a passion for data and technology and a drive to apply hard
skills to hard problems in the labor movement.
 
 
 
· Is a master of statistical concepts like sampling, randomization
and regression analysis.
 
 
 
· Has a strong command over survey methodology and analysis and an
interest in developing and implementing innovations in the survey technique
space.
 
 
 
· Is familiar with experimental design and implementing tests in
the field.
 
 
 
· Can own a project, from envisioning and brainstorming, getting
buy in from diverse stakeholders, grinding through the nitty-gritty of
coding and analysis, and finally to presenting finished products.
 
 
 
· May have a master's degree or Ph.D. in a social science.
 
 
 
· Can collaborate in a team environment, but also work
independently for long period of time.
 
 
 
· Is open to constructive criticism and team feedback.
 
 
 
 
 
We're aiming to fill this position quickly -- if you're at all interested
in applying, we urge you to begin the application process and submit your
resume and cover letter to http://aflcio.hirecentric.com/jobs/84047.html as
soon as possible. We will then follow up with some applicants to answer
questions and provide additional context for the role. If you feel that you
don't meet all of the qualifications, we'd encourage you to apply anyway.
 
 
 
 
 
We will, of course, keep all conversations confidential.
 
 
 
 
 
*Job Description:*
 
 
 
JOB TITLE: Lead Tactics Analyst
 
 
 
DEPARTMENT: Political Department
 
 
 
JOB GRADE: III
 
 
 
SUPERVISOR: Director
 
 
 
LOCATION: Washington, D.C. [Headquarters]
 
 
 
Temporary fund not to exceed 3 years
 
 
 
 
 
OVERVIEW OF RESPONSIBILITIES:
 
 
 
The Political Department provides union members with opportunities to make
their voices heard in the political arena, informs members about
candidates' positions on important working family issues, and conducts
nonpartisan voter registration and get-out-the-vote activities. The
Analytics team at the AFL-CIO provides a wide range of analysis and
strategic intelligence to the AFL-CIO and its partners. This work is used
to guide the Federation's resource allocation decisions, with the aim of
improving the lives of working people. Using a variety of data sources, we
conduct polling and build statistical models to identify important voters,
and determine the best way to engage with them. We also work closely with
AFL-CIO staff and allies to conduct field experiments - real world campaign
scenarios used to evaluate our program and identify the most effective
campaign tactics. This position provides an opportunity to work closely
with people who have years of experience conducting political analysis and
a commitment to using statistical methods to advance workers' rights.
 
 
 
The Lead Tactics Analyst analyzes campaign and polling data, and works in
design, implementation and analysis of experimental results. The Lead
Tactics Analyst works under the lead of the Senior Political Strategist.
 
 
 
DESCRIPTION OF DUTIES:
 
 
 
• Analyze in-cycle experiments for campaign strategy;
 
• Analyze and forecast organizational capacity and growth using time series
analysis;
 
• Perform multi-method data mining of campaign and experiments data;
 
• Generate action and responsiveness models;
 
• Present quantitative information clearly and concisely;
 
• Keeps the Director fully informed on a regular basis on issues affecting
departmental programs. Prepares and submits regular and ad hoc reports on
departmental activities as required;
 
• Other duties as assigned.
 
 
 
QUALIFICATIONS:
 
 
 
• BA or BS in related field or equivalent work experience;
 
• Demonstrated analytical creativity, problem-solving abilities, and
experience with communication via data analysis (using R, STATA, SQL, and
similar programs);
 
• Familiarity with principles of political targeting, politics and/or
political campaigning;
 
• Demonstrated interest in progressive causes – including experience with
political campaign(s), labor, government or public interest groups;
 
• Robust familiarity with experimental design and statistical techniques
for testing significance and interaction of data and results;
 
• Extensive experience with survey methodology including instrument design,
sampling, stratification, weighting and post-analysis of survey data;
 
• Ability to work long and extended hours;
 
• Strong attention to detail;
 
• Familiarity with several of the following programs:
 
o Database interface and/or programming (SQL, Oracle, or
similar database programs)
 
o Statistics packages (Stata, SPSS, R, or similar
statistics packages)
 
o Mapping (ArcGIS or similar)
 
o Other programming or scripting (Bash, Linux/Unix, Python,
or similar programing languages)
"talentatrework.jobs" <vvcortes71@gmail.com>: Jul 10 05:40AM -0700

If you would like to apply for this job, please visit this page:
http://bit.ly/1S7NDu4
 
Application Deadline: Monday, July 27th at midnight EST
 
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ABOUT 100KIN10
 
100Kin10 is thinking big about social change and is creating a national
movement by unleashing a new approach to tackle one of our country's most
pressing challenges.
 
100Kin10 aims to prepare all students with the highest-quality STEM
(science, technology, engineering, and math) knowledge and skills by
responding with a networked approach to our country's need for 100,000
excellent STEM teachers by 2021. Our passionate team is driving an
experiment of building, curating, and engaging a creative collaborative of
over 200 partners—including the Clinton Global Initiative, Teach for
America, and DonorsChoose.org—to jump into action. With over $80 million
(and growing) currently pledged from funders such as Google, The Bill and
Melinda Gates Foundation, and The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation,
100Kin10 is creating opportunities for investors and organizations to
create catalytic change and ensure every student has the STEM teacher and
STEM education they deserve.
 

 
ABOUT THE ROLE: OPERATIONS COORDINATOR
 
The Operations Coordinator is the glue that holds the 100Kin10 team
together, manages the 100Kin10 office in NYC, and helps coordinate the
moving parts of the organization. You will be an upbeat driver who is
versatile, flexible, and comfortable in ambiguous situations. Additionally,
you will actively plan and execute initiatives to help build an exciting,
fun, and engaging team culture. In this role, you will work closely with
the Chief of Staff and will serve as point person for the Executive
Director.
 
*Who You Are*
 
You are a regular Cirque du Soleil performer when it comes to juggling the
many moving logistical pieces that make our office run smoothly and enable
our team to perform to a high bar. Contrastly, you thrive behind the
scenes, working meticulously to drive our operations forward knowing that
to take pride in your work you must give 100%. Though you're motivated by
crossing off to-do's from your checklist, more importantly, knowing that
your work is contributing to a greater cause is the main driver that gets
you out of bed every morning.
 

 
HERE'S WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM THIS OPPORTUNITY AT 100KIN10…
 
*Meaningful work allows you the opportunity to fulfill a Legacy, gain
greater Mastery, and achieve Freedom. Learn more here
<http://bit.ly/ReWorkBuildACareerWorthHaving>.*

 
LEGACY
 
*The Outcomes from Your Work in this Role*
 
- You will be a key contributor to a fast-paced, ambitious, and talented
team focused on providing every student access to high-quality STEM
learning..
- Your hard work and top-notch organization will keep our team on track,
helping set us up for success, as we work to enrich America's classrooms
with 100,000 new STEM teachers by 2021.
 
MASTERY
 
*How this Role Will Help You Develop as a Professional*
 
- You will strengthen your ability to manage multiple projects at any
given time and to meet deadlines while juggling competing priorities.
- You will develop a keen eye for detail, while also gaining
appreciation for "the small stuff" that provides the foundation for success.
- You will strengthen your communication skills, becoming a more
effective oral and written communicator.
- You will work with and learn from a sharp, innovative, and connected
team invested in your personal professional development.
 
FREEDOM
 
The Tangible and Intangible Benefits of Working at 100Kin10
 
- Support and encouragement to seek out and take on professional
development opportunities that make sense for you and your career.
- An environment where we practice what we preach, by collaborating
together, brainstorming in weekly team sessions, and sharing monthly team
lunches.
- An exploratory culture – we thrive from continuous learning and
dedicate 10% of employee time to take on, explore, or think deeply about
something that interests you about our mission but isn't on your "task
list."
 

 
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES WILL INCLUDE…
 
*Scheduling*
 
- Managing the schedule and travel arrangements of the Executive
Director.
- Monitoring deadlines and maintaining internal tracking systems.
- Designing, executing, and improving systems to enable the office to
operate more efficiently.
- Playing air traffic controller by reacting to incoming email inquiries
and by maintaining a schedule that is sustainable in pace and scope, taking
into account unforeseen obligations and variables.
- Understanding the Executive Director's work-style and preferences, and
anticipating and proactively addressing needs as they arise.
 
*Meetings*
 
- Coordinating team meetings.
- Preparing the Executive Director for key meetings and speaking
engagements.
- Maintaining accurate and essential logistical information for meetings
(i.e., attendees, location, phone numbers, etc).
- Preparing and coordinating after-actions in order to empower team
members to complete follow-up within appropriate and specified timelines.
 
*Communications*
 
- Managing communications with internal colleagues and external
inquiries of 100Kin10.
- Supporting the Executive Director in managing and prioritizing
critical correspondence.
- Drafting, proofreading, and editing correspondence to partners,
presentations, and various other materials on behalf of the Executive
Director.
 
*Operations*
 
- Coordinating weekly status reporting and moderating team check-ins.
- Managing logistics for events and off-site meetings.
- Playing a key role in managing finances, including processing of
expense reports and vendor invoices.
- Tracking overall team schedule.
- Serving as liaison to incubating organization's personnel for policy,
technology, and supply issues.
 
*Strategy*
 
- Contributing to the idea generation that drives the strategic vision
and mission of 100Kin10.
- Coordinating and/or managing discreet projects in contribution to the
overall workflow.
 

 
WE'RE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE…
 
*With...*
 
- 1-4 years of full-time, relevant work experience.
- A track record of demonstrating sound judgment by making appropriate
decisions in tough situations, identifying and executing opportunities, and
having the ability to create innovative solutions to both anticipated
problems and present challenges.
- Exceptionally strong writing skills and impeccable editing and
proofreading skills.
- Exemplary interpersonal skills with a high-energy, outgoing
personality, a good sense of humor, and the ability to collaborate
effectively with culturally diverse staff.
- The ability to identify and execute opportunities to improve
administrative efficiencies.
- A highly professional demeanor and the ability to represent the voice
of the Executive Director, the initiative, and partner organizations
effectively to diverse audiences.
 
*Who is..*
 
- Exceptionally organized, thrives on check lists, and is a seasoned
multi-tasker.
- Able to juggle multiple responsibilities simultaneously and
effectively, while also holding a high bar for performance.
- Committed to excellence, and who takes pride in completing each task,
no matter how big or how small, with high attention to detail.
- Committed to assisting the team to improve staff's efficiency, and is
creative in proactively identifying ways to maximize the Executive
Director's productivity.
- Extremely smart, can quickly grasp big picture objectives, and will
take initiative to execute on special projects proposed by organization
directors.
- Comfortable receiving and delivering feedback in a considerate,
honest, and direct manner.
- Aware of the demands and responsibilities inherent to working with
senior management and executive-level staff.
- Passionate about STEM, education, or collective impact approaches.
 

 
HOW WILL WE KNOW YOU'RE THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE JOB?
 
Please complete the following application. Priority will be given to
applicants who apply by midnight EST on Monday, July 20th, so we encourage
you to apply as soon as possible. These short-answer questions are designed
to replace a cover letter; please take your time on them and copy in your
answers from a separate document. If you are selected for interviews and
chosen as a finalist, the final step in the hiring process will be to
arrange personal reference calls to confirm details of your work history
and performance.
 

 
WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU'RE SELECTED?
 
You'll be invited to join the 100Kin10 team as Operations Coordinator and
enjoy the best of New York City. You'll receive a competitive salary
depending on your level of experience plus benefits. If you have any
questions about the role, please feel free to email talent@rework.jobs. We
look forward to reading your application!
"talentatrework.jobs" <vvcortes71@gmail.com>: Jul 09 08:09PM -0700

If you would like to apply for this job, please visit this page:
http://peterson-foundation-fiscal-economic-digital-content-producer.rework.jobs/
 
Application Deadline: Monday, July 27th at midnight EST
 
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ABOUT THE PETER G. PETERSON FOUNDATION
 
We exist to increase public awareness of the nature and urgency of key
fiscal challenges threatening America's future and to accelerate action on
them. To address these challenges, we work to bring Americans together to
find and implement sensible, long-term solutions that transcend age, party
lines and ideological divides in order to achieve real results. For more
information about the foundation, please visit our website at www.pgpf.org.
 
 
ABOUT THE POSITION - FISCAL & ECONOMIC DIGITAL CONTENT PRODUCER
 
This is a new role with great growth potential. This position within the
Foundation will allow you to impact the nation through your voice,
capitalize on your skills, and work closely with an impressive team.
 
The Fiscal & Economic Digital Content Producer will create and aggregate
both original and repurposed content with an eye towards making complex
fiscal, budgetary, and economic news/policy developments accessible to a
much broader audience.
 
You will be responsible for developing, writing, repurposing, and
aggregating fiscal and economic content for our website and social media
properties, ensuring that all digital platforms are updated with
thoughtful, timely, and relevant content. You are likely a frequent reader
of Playbook, Morning Money, Wonkbook, The Upshot, Vox, and/or the Wall
Street Journal.
 
 
HERE'S WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE ROLE:
 
*Meaningful work allows you to have the opportunity to fulfill a Legacy,
gain greater Mastery, and achieve Freedom. Learn more here:
http://bit.ly/ReWorkBuildACareerWorthHaving*
 

 
LEGACY - *The Outcomes From Your Work in this Role*
 
- You will increase public awareness of the nature and urgency of key
fiscal challenges threatening America's future and to accelerate action on
them.
- You will help inspire others to address our nation's long-term
unsustainable fiscal outlook, with our current policy path leading us to
debt of nearly 200% of GDP over the next 30 years.
- You will not just create content to address these challenges, you will
do it to bring Americans together to find and implement sensible, long-term
solutions.
- You will work to transcend age, party lines, and ideological divides
in order to achieve real results.
 

 
MASTERY - *How This Role Will Help You Develop as a Professional*
 
- You will learn to communicate complex policy concepts with a clear,
cohesive voice.
- You will collaborate with a tight-knit team.
- You will develop greater ways to shape and drive content in a way that
matters to people and influences their opinion.
- You will build greater understanding of digital communication in 2015
and beyond, enabling you to grow and take on many different types of roles
later in your career.
 

 
FREEDOM - *The Tangible and Intangible Perks and Benefits of This Role*
 
- An organization where good ideas, first and foremost, win. Bring your
A game and your success will only build.
- An opportunity to find enormously satisfying work. The most successful
members of our team are grounded, down-to-Earth, well-rounded humans who
reflect this mindset.
- An environment where being healthy is covered (health, dental, life
insurance benefits).
- Summer Fridays where everyone is encouraged to leave by 3pm.
- A friendly, harmonious, team-first working culture.
 

 
YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES WILL INCLUDE...
 
- Translating complex policy reports and news into a more digestible,
digital style for all Peterson Foundation digital platforms, while
maintaining factual integrity.
- Brainstorming and ideating new content with key members of related
departments, which includes Communications, Research, and Grants.
- Contributing to monthly content and strategy planning meetings to
establish the content focus for the month, as well as some forward thought
for content in relation to select upcoming events.
- Collaborating with our team in weekly editorial meetings to obtain
status updates and collaborate on the weekly content media.
- Reviewing daily coverage of economic and fiscal news from leading news
sources.
- Working with the Digital Communications Manager to target social media
platforms for content promotion and scheduling based on Peterson Foundation
communications goals.
 

 
WE'RE LOOKING FOR SOMEONE...
 
- With 2-6 years of related work experience writing and researching in
economics, political science, and/or public policy.
- With experience writing on policy and complex financial issues.
- Who can translate rigorous analysis into more engaging yet accurate
content.
- Who can lock down key elements of core communications strategy while
also constantly adjusting based on external influences and variables.
- Who has a consistent record of excellent project management and the
ability to manage to tight deadlines within an ever-changing environment to
ensure appropriate delivery by all teams.
- With a highly-professional demeanor who is able to represent the
organization and partner organizations effectively to diverse audiences
worldwide.
- Who has an interest in pursuing our vision and an understanding of the
fiscal and political challenges we face.
 
BONUS IF YOU...
 
- Earned a Masters in Economics, Public Policy, or a related field.
- Are experienced in a broad array of digital communications styles,
formats, and distribution channels.
 
 
HOW WILL WE KNOW YOU'RE THE RIGHT PERSON FOR THE JOB?
 
Please complete the following application as we are now reviewing on a
rolling basis. These short-answer questions are designed to replace a cover
letter, please take your time with them and copy in your answers from a
separate document. If you are chosen as a potential finalist, you will
first be interviewed by ReWork and then by the Peterson Foundation team.
The final step in the hiring process will be to arrange personal reference
calls to confirm details of your work history and performance. Please feel
free to email us at talent@rework.jobs with any questions. We look forward
to reading your application!
 
 
*We are an equal opportunity employer and take our commitment to diversity
seriously. We do not discriminate on the basis of race, religion, color,
national origin, gender, sexual orientation, age, marital status, veteran
status, or disability status.*
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