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I’ve received word from human resources that my job descriptions have been
approved for posting. I believe that most of them will go out to the job
boards starting on Monday. There’s stuff that they have to do, with pasting my
verbiage, and adding their own, like the company’s mission, hiring policies,
and the location details. I don’t have to worry about any of that stuff
myself, but if you’ve ever applied to a job online, you now what I’m talking
about. If you’re looking for a chance, or you’re in between jobs right now, I
encourage you to apply. We will be seeking an expert for each of the following
positions: Behavioral Psychologist, Jail Counselor, Addiction Counselor,
Conflict Resolution Specialist, Job Counselor, Logistician, Data Analyst,
Computer Expert, Criminal Lawyer, Immigration Lawyer, Social Worker, Cultural
Sensitivity Expert, and Community Volunteer. If you think you would be a good
fit for these roles, please be on the lookout for the postings next week. We
expect high interest. A few jobs are missing from that list, which will be
filled in other ways, such as internal recruitment or direct offers. Note that
some team members will be working for my employer as contractors to the jail,
while others will be working for the county. We will all be on the same team,
though, so for the most part, we won’t even notice. It will only affect the
backend situation, like payroll, disciplinary action, and time off requests.
I’ve mentioned the concept of co-employment before, and it’s a real danger,
which is why I won’t technically be the boss of everyone on the team, only the
ones who work for my company. For our county staff members, we will
collaborate fully with them on a day-to-day basis, however, they will report
to the warden instead. I believe that they are currently looking into creating
yet another position to oversee those members, so I could end up with a
partner of sorts, or maybe a liaison who doesn’t spend much time in the
meetings. It’s unclear at this point, but we’re on track to reaching our
target start date of August 1. On that day, we want all positions filled, all
equipment and supplies in stock, and to be starting to do the actual work that
we’ve been hired to do. So again, if you think you belong on the team, apply
sooner rather than later, so we can keep things moving in the right direction.
Speaking of keeping things moving, I have to get back to work. I’m predicting
ten hour work days for the foreseeable future. That’s the thing about a salary
job. I don’t ever clock out, and I always take my work home with me. I’m not
complaining, though. I once had a job that only gave me a few hours a day. I
could do whatever I wanted with the rest of the day, but I couldn’t afford
rent.
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