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PARKING LOT ATTENDANT (PART-TIME)

THE CURRENT VACANCY IS 24 HOURS PER WEEK. ONLY THOSE APPLICANTS WHO INDICATE ON THE APPLICATION A WILLINGNESS TO ACCEPT PART-TIME EMPLOYMENT WILL BE INTERVIEWED FOR THIS POSITION. DEPENDING ON PROGRAM NEED APPLICANTS MUST BE AVAILABLE TO WORK ALL SHIFTS - DAY SWING AND GRAVEYARD - 7 DAYS A WEEK - INCLUDING HOLIDAYS.

THE POSITION:
Computes the parking fees for each patron using a computerized revenue collection system; collects the proper payment and provides change as necessary; balances funds at the beginning and end of assigned shift by physically counting the money in the cash drawer; picks up and disposes of debris from parking facilities; keeps work areas functional by cleaning as necessary; restocks supplies as required; direct...
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