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Who's HIring: Ross, Marriott, Spicely

A roundup of who's hiring in the Tri-Cities

SPICELY

Position: Marketing/Social Media Intern

  • Location: Fremont
  • Duties: Assist with online marketing for organic food company, help launch new website, connect with customers via Twitter and Facebook.
  • Requirements: Must have an understanding of social media and online analytics, as well as an interest in food.
  • Compensation: $12-18 per hour
  • Apply: Click here to learn how to apply.

MARRIOTT FREMONT SILICON VALLEY

Position: Food and Beverage Supervisor

  • Location: Fremont
  • Duties: Make sure work area is clean and stocked, ensure quality control, ensure orders are delivered on time, handle complaints and requests, and other supervisory tasks.
  • Requirements: Must have at least one year of experience as a supervisor in a full-service hotel. 
  • Compensation: Not specified.
  • Apply: Click here to learn how to apply.

ROSS

Position: Retail Associates

  • Location: Fremont
  • Duties: Provide quality customer service, keep store presentable, handle cash register.
  • Requirements: Must be friendly and cooperative with customers and co-workers.
  • Compensation: Not specified.
  • Apply: Click here to learn how to apply. A job fair will also be held Wednesday at noon at the 4112 Mowry Ave.

ADECCO STAFFING

Position: Seasonal Warehouse Associates

  • Location: Newark
  • Duties: Load and unload trucks, material handling and inventory control, among other general warehouse duties.
  • Requirements: Must be able to pass background check.
  • Compensation: $11 per hour
  • Apply: Attend an open house Thursday at 32990 Alvarado-Niles Rd. in Union City. See full details here.

CROWNE PLAZA HOTEL

Position: Housekeeping Maids

  • Location: Union City
  • Duties: Clean rooms and perform general housekeeping tasks.
  • Requirements: Must have previous hotel experience.
  • Compensation: Not specified.
  • Apply: Click here to learn how to apply.

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Edward May 17, 2013 at 05:05 pm
To add insult to injury, New Haven Unified just divided the community by re-naming a Middle SchoolRead More after two Phillipino labor leaders instead of an Early" Alto California", Mexican Governor after wich the Town of Alvarado was named. They created a WAR betwean comunities with flag waving and graphiti tagging damages even the police call a "Hate Crime". They should be naming a NEW High School after those two labor leaders and not just re-naming an existing historical Middle School. When push comes to shove, the New Haven Unified School Board will pay for a name change but not help pay for school supplies or keep good teachers with a good salery with benefits. They re-name a Middle School After labor leaders, but don't honor the Labor that had dedicated a lifetime to our children....Our Teachers.
Edward May 17, 2013 at 04:51 pm
Because new haven unified School District is so busy renaming or selling off Schools, they areRead More neglecting the 29.1 million dollar grant they got to help provide moderization and supplies to teachers. Instead of building a second High School, on the growing west side of union City, they sell off 15 acres and a relativly NEW, perfectly good school building just 3 blocks from a 70 year old Elementary School. When James Logan High School was Built, Union City had only 23,000 residents. Today, Union City bosts 77,000+ residents and has a single High School pushing 5000 students. Instead of building a new High School (like Fremont, that has 5 High School, one for each of ther original districts and a ROP School), New Haven Unified only has one in the Decoto District and Alvardo district residents must commute to the Decoto District to get an education beyond middle School. A 50 year old "busing policy" (without the Buses) in the name of diversity. Both sides of Highway 880 are just as diverse yet they will not build the west side a High School.
Edward May 17, 2013 at 05:16 pm
To add insult to injury, New Haven Unified just divided the community by re-naming a Middle SchoolRead More after two Phillipino labor leaders instead of an Early" Alto California", Mexican Governor after which the Town of Alvarado was named. They created a WAR betwean comunities with flag waving, fist shaking and graphiti tagging damages even the police call a "Hate Crime". They should be naming a NEW High School on the West Side of Union City after those two labor leaders and not just re-naming an existing historical Middle School. When push comes to shove, the New Haven Unified School Board will pay for a name change but not help pay for school supplies or keep good teachers with a good salery with benefits. They re-name a Middle School After labor leaders, but don't honor the Labor that had dedicated a lifetime to our children....Our Teachers.
S T April 18, 2013 at 07:39 pm
"lost revenue from large industries that have ceased business or left the service area,Read More including NUMMI, Solyndra" What about gained revenue from Tesla and Seagate? "Labor costs are also increasing, especially the cost of health care benefits" Yeah, with average salary at $89,110 in 2011: http://fremont.patch.com/articles/how-much-employees-in-the-union-sanitary-district-earn
John April 18, 2013 at 01:14 pm
lost revenue from large industries that have ceased business or left the service area, includingRead More NUMMI, Solyndra, Borden Chemical, and SF Newspaper Group, historically some of the District’s largest customers. yet they make no mention that Solyndra will now be occupied by seagate soon, and nummi has Telsa....etc... Union City pays more than most cities in water/garbage/sewer/school parcels/sales tax yet its schools are floundering, water taste awful, you have pay to recycle
John April 18, 2013 at 01:11 pm
Spot on and to pay for their entitlements as using public vehicle to go on long trips...
Joanna Nelson March 12, 2013 at 03:07 pm
The passes will offer a $57 (90) minute session down from the introductory price of $74! Thanks soRead More much!
Lori Suydam January 26, 2013 at 02:50 pm
I am a teacher at Park Elementary School and I love what you did for our school. My students andRead More parents were so happy to see that our walls were bright and our desks were sparkling clean. Thank you very much!!
Leah Hall January 26, 2013 at 01:43 pm
Tip of the Hat to our difference makers at Kaiser!
Rob Rich January 26, 2013 at 12:29 pm
This is fantastic! Thank you Kaiser for supporting public schools and honoring the legacy of Dr.Read More King.