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Featured Employer Partner*** Ohio Department of Job and Family Urgent Jobs This list offers potential jobs with OOD's Employer Partners. Click the link next to an employer name to visit the job posting for more information. Once you have applied, please notify the OOD Talent Sourcing Coordinator in your region (contact information attached) or follow specific instructions below. Jump to: Northeast Northwest East Central Southeast Southwest Statewide Opportunities Work-from- Jump to: Home ***Featured Employer Partner*** Ohio Department of Job and Family Services The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services is hiring for work-from-home Customer Service Representatives. These positions are part-time and start at $20.76/hour. Please notify [email protected] of candidate applications. Click here for this Ohio Department of Job and Family Services job Retail Employers Circle K Click here for Circle K jobs Customer Service Representative External Manager in Training Store Assistant CVS Health Click here for CVS Health jobs Customer Health Care Concierge Pharmacy Technician Retail Store Associate 9/22/2021 1 Urgent Jobs Discount Drug Mart Click here for Discount Drug Mart jobs Cashier Pharmacy Technician Customer Service Associate Stock Clerk Deli Clerk Warehouse Associate Starbucks Click here for Starbucks jobs Barista Shift Supervisor Banking/Financial Employers Fifth Third Bank Click here for Fifth Third Bank jobs Customer Service Representative/Teller Retail Personal Banker Associate PNC Bank Click here for PNC Bank jobs Branch Banker Lockbox Processor Document Imaging Operator New! Teller Distribution Center/Warehouse Employers ABF Freight Click here for ABF Freight jobs Dock Worker Driver 9/22/2021 2 Urgent Jobs Food Service, Entertainment, and Hospitality Employers AVI Foodsystems, Inc. Click here for AVI Foodsystems, Inc. jobs Barista Grill Cook Cashier Receiver Concession Stand Attendant Route Floater Cook Service Cart Driver New! Customer Service Attendant Floater Service Route Driver Deli & Pizza Cook New! Service Technician Delivery Route Driver New! Utility Worker Dishwasher Vending Attendant Food Packer Warehouse Worker Food Service Worker Bob Evans Click here for Bob Evans jobs Carryout Host/Cashier Dishwasher Kitchen Prep Grill Cook Server Sodexo Click here for Sodexo jobs Barista New! Food Service Worker Cashier General Maintenance Worker Catering Service Worker Groundskeeper Cook Janitorial Custodian Stock Worker and Receiver Dishroom - Lead Unit Clerical Environmental Services Attendant Utility Worker Floor Technician New! Vending Technician Food Prep Helper 9/22/2021 3 Urgent Jobs Manufacturing Employers Cargill Click here for Cargill jobs Grain Plant Operator Sanitation Maintenance Mechanic Seasonal Mine Support Maintenance Technician Seasonal Plant Operator Packaging Tech (Part-Time) Warehouse Technician Process Technician Work from Home Employers Ameridial Click here for Ameridial jobs Customer Service Representative Medicare Customer Service Agent Work At Home Data Collections Agent CCA Promotions, Inc. Click here for CCA Promotions, Inc. jobs Marketing Representative (Part-Time) Crum & Forster Pet Insurance Group Click here for Crum & Forster jobs Claims Adjuster Contact Center Representative Double A Solutions Contact the TSC to apply Lead Specialist (Part-Time) Incept Click here for Incept jobs At Home Customer Service Representative Customer Service Representative 9/22/2021 4 Urgent Jobs PNC Bank (Call Center) Contact the TSC to apply Work At Home Customer Care StarTek Click here for StarTek jobs Customer Service Tech Representative X0A2T X0A2T 9/22/2021 5 Urgent Jobs Northeast Area Opportunities ***Featured Employer Partner*** United Concessions Group (Akron/Canton, Cleveland) United Concessions Group, a food service company located in the Akron/Canton and Cleveland airports, is hiring front-of-house team members. All positions are part-time. Starting wage is $12-$15/hour. A high school diploma or GED is required. A background check is required. This employer offers 401k and medical benefits. The facility is accessible by public transportation. Click here for United Concessions Group jobs Retail Employers Advance Auto Parts (Akron, Bedford, Cleveland, Garfield Heights, Macedonia, Medina, North Olmsted, Norton, Ravenna, Solon) Salesperson Click here for Advance Auto Parts jobs Store Driver Store Hourly Buehler's Fresh Foods (Akron, Medina, Wadsworth) Click here for Buehler's Fresh Foods jobs Bagger (Part-Time) Grocery Support Clerk (Part-Time) Bakery Decorator Line Cook (Part-Time) Beer & Wine Lead Liquor Store Clerk (Part-Time) Coffee Shop Barista (Part-Time) Meat Clerk (Part-Time) Deli Counter Clerk Meat Wrapper New! Deli Prep Cook Midnight Grocery Stocker New! Deli Support Produce Support (Part-Time) Delivery Driver Service Center 9/22/2021 6 Urgent Jobs Giant Eagle/GetGo Click here for Giant Eagle/GetGo jobs Please notify [email protected] of candidate applications. Assistant Office Team Leader Floor Maintenance (Overnight) Baker Fuel Clerk Baker's Helper (Part-Time) Maintenance Clerk (Overnight) Barista Meat Clerk (Part-Time) Cake Decorator Meat Cutter Cashier Meat Wrapper (Part-Time) Catering Delivery Driver Personal Shopper (Part-Time) Cleaner (Overnight) Pharmacy Technician Trainee Curbside & Home Delivery Team Member Prepared Foods Clerk (Part-Time) Dairy/Frozen Stock Clerk Sanitor (Overnight) Deli Clerk (Part-Time) Starbucks Team Member/Barista Floor Cleaner (Overnight) Team Member (Various Departments) Goodwill Industries (Akron) Click here for Goodwill Industries jobs Assembler/Line Worker New! Material Cutter & Handler Dock Worker Processor/Retail Warehouse Associate Donation Attendant Sales Associate Inventory Processor Sewer Key Holder/Shift Supervisor Warehouse Associate Menards (Mentor) Click here for Menards jobs Cashier Order Pickup New! Management Internship Stocker Rite Aid Click here for Rite Aid jobs Cashier (Part-Time/Full-Time) Pharmacy Technician-in-Training 9/22/2021 7 Urgent Jobs Speedway Click here for Speedway jobs Customer Service Email Processor New! Store Crew Customer Service Telephone Representative Store Leadership Banking/Financial Employers Leader One Financial Contact the TSC to apply Call Center Representative Distribution Center/Warehouse Employers Discount Drug Mart Distribution Center Warehouse Associate Click here for Discount Drug Mart Distribution jobs FedEx Ground DC Click here for FedEx Ground DC jobs Freight Inspector Package/Freight Handler Giant Eagle Warehouse (Bedford Hts) Click here for Giant Eagle Warehouse jobs Please notify [email protected] of candidate applications. Warehouse Selector 9/22/2021 8 Urgent Jobs Food Service, Entertainment, and Hospitality Employers Aramark Click here for Aramark jobs The positions listed below are available at various locations throughout Northeast Ohio. (Examples include Baldwin Wallace University, First Energy Stadium, Cleveland Clinic Ashtabula Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Euclid Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Fairview Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Hillcrest Hospital, Cleveland Clinic South Pointe Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Medina Hospital, Cleveland Clinic Marymount Hospital, Cleveland Zoo, Cleveland State University, Cuyahoga Community College, GM Parma Stamping, Kent City School District, National Heritage Academies, Oriana House, Quicken Loans Arena, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and The University of Akron). Aramark offers applicants two ways to apply for listed openings. Job seekers in the Northeast region can apply via Aramark's website or by texting code ACTN345 to 63000. Aramark's text option utilizes an AI assistant and voice-to-text function in the application process. Barista Host/Hostess New! Bartender Money Room Attendant Cashier Patient Services Worker Commissary Worker Production Employee Cook Route Sales Representative Custodial Services Worker Route Sales Representative Driver Dishwasher Runner Food Prep Worker Server Food Service Worker Stand Worker/Vendor General Utility Worker New! Warehouse Worker InterContinental Hotels and Holiday Inn Cleveland Clinic (Cleveland) Banquet Cook New! 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