Thursday, May 16, 2013

HR Intern with IPEG


 
IPEG JOB DESCRIPTION

 

Job Title:               HR Intern                                                                                   Date:                      May 1, 2013

FLSA Status:       Part-Time/Non-Exempt                                                          Manager:              Director of HR 

Division:               IPEG                                                                                           Department:        HR

Location:              Franklin, PA                                                                              Job Code:             IPG-13-004

 

IPEG, Inc. is a family of world-leading brands serving the global plastics and recycling markets. IPEG is also a corporate entity which provides best in class manufacturing and business support services to its brands in order to create a competitive advantage for each of the brands to drive better solutions for customers.  Our brands include Conair which is the leading producer of auxiliary equipment for plastics processing in the world and Rapid Granulator which produces an extensive range of granulators for grinding up in-house plastic waste.

 
Purpose
The human resources intern position at IPEG has the primary responsibility understand all aspects of the human resources function including but not limited to payroll, compliance, employment law, benefits administration, recruiting, and compensation administration.  This position will assist the director of human resources and our payroll & benefits supervisor with the administration of payroll, documenting our payroll processes, and benefits administration.  This position will report to the director human resources and is located in Franklin, Pennsylvania. 

 
Duties and Responsibilities

·         Work with our payroll & benefits supervisor to learn all aspects of payroll administration;

·         Develop a self-help guide for our payroll process so anyone could administer payroll processing if needed;

·         Administer all incoming and outgoing benefit changes;

·         Reconcile benefit deductions to insurance carrier invoices to ensure accuracy;

·         Review and establish confidential employee files as part of the onboarding process;

·         Assist with managing all aspects of recruiting, including interview scheduling and logistics;

·         Other duties as assigned.

Qualifications and Work Experience

  • Enrolled in a college degree program majoring in Human Resources Management;
  • Prefer candidates that are either juniors or seniors;
  • Proficiency in judgment and problem-solving skills;
  • Well-developed communication skills to work with individuals from multiple departments and locations;
  • Ability to understand the necessity of complete confidentiality with human resources data;
  • Ability to demonstrate proficiency with PCs and in using current Microsoft Word, Excel, Outlook, and ERP software a plus;
  • Must possess typing skills for accurate data entry;
  • Ability to demonstrate proficiency in interpersonal skills including effective collaboration and communication skills; ability to work in a team-oriented environment, showing a positive attitude;
  • Ability to adapt to ever-changing work priorities and environment; ability to multi-task.
Physical and Mental Requirements

·         You will be expected to occasionally (1% to 20% of the time):

o    Lift objects from one level to another (50lbs. or less)

o    Carry objects (30 lbs. or less)

o    Standing on your feet

o    Stooping/crouching by bending your legs or bending down/forward at the waist

o    Reaching by extending the hands/arms

·         You will be expected to frequently (21% to 50% of the time):

o    Walking around the facility on foot

·         You will be expected to constantly (at least 51% of the time):

o    Sitting in a normal seated position

IPEG, Inc. is an Equal Opportunity Employer (EOE) and offers employment opportunities to all qualified persons regardless of race, color, religion, sex, age, national origin or ancestry, physical or mental disability (except where physical or mental abilities are a bona fide occupational requirement), veteran status, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, HIV-positive status, possession of the sickle cell trait, genetic characteristics, political views, and any other basis protected by federal, state or local laws. 

To apply for this position, please send a cover letter (including job code) and resume.

IPEG, Inc.

Attention:  Human Resources

200 W. Kensinger Drive

Cranberry Township, PA  16066

Fax:  724.584.5406


Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Immediate Paid Marketing/Business Internship Opportunity

Keystone Blind Association has an immediate internship opportunity for a Marketing or Business student.  Keystone is a private, non-profit organization that serves the blind and disabled throughout Pennsylvania.  Part of our mission is to provide employment opportunities to the blind and disabled through the state and federal set-aside programs.  I recently started working on development of new products that our employees could manufacture, assemble or package.  We are looking for someone to assist in research, development, accounting and marketing efforts at our administrative offices in Sharon, PA. The candidate would work 10-15 hours a week (possibly more).  This would be a paid internship, at a rate of $8 / hr.  At this time, we are not able to offer a permanent position.  Our offices are open 7 AM to 4:30 PM, Monday through Thursday. Please feel free to contact me for more information.  Please forward resumes to:  karen@keystoneblind.org.
Thank you.

Karen L. Bly
Product Manager
Keystone Vocational Services
1230 Stambaugh Ave. | Sharon, PA  16146
karen@keystoneblind.org

Camp WISP Direct Care Worker SUBSTITUTES for the Watson Institute

Job Title: Camp WISP Direct Care Worker SUBSTITUTES
Responsible for direct supervision and implementation of camp treatment plan goals for 1-2 children with autism and related disorders in a variety of summer camp indoor and outdoor settings.  Substitute positions float to various campsites as needed.  Travel reimbursement is provided for substitutes.
Responsibilities
  • Ability and desire to effectively interact with children with special needs as well as typical children
  • Requires active play with children, active walking to/from daily activities, and daily time supervising children from within a swimming pool
  • Provide direct one-to-one therapeutic interventions under the supervision of a master's level camp WISP site supervisor and psychologist
  • Cooperation and collaboration with regular camp staff and specialized camp counselors
  • Communicate regularly with camp WISP Site Supervisor, and psychologist regarding their assigned child's progress and issues during the duration of camp
  • Communicate with assigned children's families
  • Responsible for the supervision and safety of the child while working in camp community-based outings and field trips
  • Assist children in developing social skills and facilitate development of peer interactions over the course of camp
  • Attend regular supervision meetings and individual supervisory sessions
  • Assist in implementing behavior management plans, enabling the child to participate in camp activities, games, and community based outings
  • Implement crisis intervention techniques
  • Maintain therapeutic records and complete daily data progress notes that are specific to the camp treatment plan goals on assigned child(ren) in order to monitor progress
Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree in relevant field with at least one year's experience working with children with special needs OR an Associate's degree or sixty credits toward a bachelor's degree, with the equivalent of at least three years of full-time paid work experience in a job that involved direct contact with children or adolescents
  • Complete necessary training successfully
  • Ability to participate in physically demanding activities with the child throughout the course of the intervention (includes daily swimming in most summer programs)
  • Current PA clearances:  Acts 34, 114 and 151
Apply >

Read more and apply at:http://www.thewatsoninstitute.org/careerDetail.jsp?restrictids=Title&restrictvalues=Camp+WISP+Direct+Care+Worker+SUBSTITUTES

Fastenal Internship




Internships available with Fastenal go to:

http://www.franke.nau.edu/StudentResources/CDO/Friday%20Email/Fastenal,%20Recruiting%20Information%20rev5.pdf

Camp WISP Direct Care Workers For Watson Institute

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Job Title: Camp WISP Direct Care Workers at South Fayette and Chatham University Camps and for STAT in Sharpsburg and Upper St. Clair
Responsible for direct supervision and implementation of camp treatment plan goals for 1-2 children with autism and related disorders in a variety of camp indoor and outdoor settings.
Responsibilities
  • Ability and desire to effectively interact with children with special needs as well as typical children
  • Active play with children, active walking to/from daily activities, and DAILY SWIMMING
  • Provide direct one-to-one therapeutic interventions under the supervision of a master's level camp WISP site supervisor and psychologist
  • Cooperate and collaborate with regular camp staff and specialized camp counselors
  • Communicate regularly with Camp WISP site supervisor, psychologist and camper's family regarding assigned child's progress and issues for the duration of camp
  • Supervision and safety of the child while working in camp community-based outings and field trips
  • Assist children in developing social skills and facilitate development of peer interactions during the course of camp
  • Attend regular supervision meetings and individual supervisory sessions
  • Assist in implementing behavior management plans, enabling the child to participate in camp activities, games and community based outings
  • Implement crisis intervention techniques
  • Maintain therapeutic records and completion of daily data progress notes that are specific to the camp treatment plan goals on assigned child(ren) to monitor progress.
Requirements
  • Bachelor's degree in relevant field with at least one year's experience working with children with special needs OR an Associate's degree or sixty credits toward a bachelor's degree, with the equivalent of at least three years of full-time paid work experience in a job that involved direct contact with children or adolescents
  • Complete necessary training successfully
  • Ability to participate in physically demanding activities with the child throughout the course of the intervention (includes DAILY swimming in most summer programs)
  • Current PA clearances:  Acts 34, 114 and 151
Apply >


Read more and apply at: http://www.thewatsoninstitute.org/careerDetail.jsp?restrictids=Title&restrictvalues=Camp+WISP+Direct+Care+Workers+at+South+Fayette+and+Chatham+University+Camps+and+for+STAT+in+Sharpsburg+and+Upper+St.+Clair

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    Substitute Instructional Aide - The Education Center

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    Job Title: Substitute Instructional Aide - The Education Center - for Extended School Year this Summer
    Substitute position at The Education Center in Sewickley
    Responsibilities
    • Instructional Planning - review activities; organize materials
    • Instructional Management - manage activities; implement review procedures; implement monitoring procedures
    • Organizational Skills - relate to students, use effective interpersonal skills, participate effectively as a transdisciplinary team member; document activities, contribute to the smooth operation of The Education Center, adhere to safety and health procedures
    • Skill Development - participate actively in the supervisory process; engage in skill development activities
    Requirements
    • High school diploma or GED
    • Bachelors degree preferred
    • Experience working with children with disabilities preferred
    • Current PA clearances:  Acts 34, 114 and 151
    • Ability to lift and position students weighing up to 50 pounds
    Apply >

    For more information and to apply visit: http://www.thewatsoninstitute.org/careerDetail.jsp?restrictids=Title&restrictvalues=Substitute+Instructional+Aide+-+The+Education+Center+-+for+Extended+School+Year+this+Summer