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  • #1062240

    In reply to: Need yardwork done

    aa
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    You could ask West Seattle Nursery, they might have a suggestion. Or a neighbor with a well kept yard.

    #1060720
    Jesswender
    Participant

    Sorry for bumping into an old conversation. I completely understand the struggle to find a new tax prep firm after your trusted one retires. I don’t have any personal experience with firms in WS, but I hope you find one soon. Also, have you tried a real check stub maker? It’s a great app to help with managing finances. Of course, you’ll want to research and compare a few firms before making a final decision.

    • This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by Jesswender.
    #1060588
    zipda
    Participant

    Looking for good Handyman suggestions.
    Thanks

    #1060301

    In reply to: Giant Egg Pod

    Marris
    Participant

    The giant egg pod at the cement factory was created by a local artist as an interactive art installation.

    #1059272
    thegoodsociety
    Participant

    We are The Good Society, the 2020 GABF Small Brewpub of the Year. Located in the North Admiral District of West Seattle, we are a neighborhood brewery & light kitchen open 7 days a week in the afternoons and evenings.

    Our culture is governed by the simple concept that together is better. We will strive to put community at the center of our identity by incorporating the funding of local causes, both social and environmental, into its basic operating model by serving trend-setting beer and fostering an environment where all are welcome.

    We are looking for a self-motivated, hard working individual who loves beer and food and is looking for a few extra hours a week. At first, this person will have a closing shift and assist during busier times. Become a valued part of a caring team committed to making the world a better place through craft beer, good food, and community.

    Qualifications & Responsibilities

    • Ensuring that the kitchen operational procedures and hygiene meet food safety standards and regulations
    • Two years of experience with priority given to longevity
    • Preparing food including cleaning and cutting the ingredients to recipe and presentation specifications
    • Preparing and plating orders as they come in to recipe and presentation specifications
    • Working with servers to ensure that orders are completed according to request and on time
    • Washing and cleaning the kitchen, cooking utensils, and dishes and storing the equipment at the end of shifts
    • Calmly organize and prioritize multiple tasks under time pressure without direct supervision
    • Stand and walk for extended periods of time, up to a total of 8 hours a shift
    • Represent the brewery with the utmost integrity
    • Contributes as a collaborative teammate with brewers and hospitality staff
    • Possess a valid King County Food Handler s Permit

    Bonus Points

    • Vocational or college degree in related field
    • Knowledge of craft beer and desire to offer suggestions on food pairings
    • Experience working with TurboChef High Speed Ovens

    Pay is $21/hr plus 10% of food sales in tips.

    Apply here: https://poachedjobs.com/jobs/seattle-wa-kitchen-jobs-the-good-society-brewery-and-public-house-line-cook-3

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by thegoodsociety. Reason: Updated title and added application URL
    Backman
    Participant

    For 4 hours a day, the primary job is companionship, cooking a hardy mid-day meal, and feeding the chickens. Otherwise, she is self-sufficient. Her home is between the park and the ferry dock. This job is perfect for a retiree or someone with time during the day willing to spend it with an elder. She can teach you how to knit or do cross stitch and send you home with fresh eggs.
    stucky.ma@gmail.com

    Ponderosa
    Participant

    I’m looking for a suggestion for an electrician to update writing and move some outlets in our kitchen as well as make some changes to prepare our shed for more electrical capacity. Expert Electric was not a good fit for us, so hoping to work with someone different and local.

    We’re also looking for a structural engineer to advise us regarding replace a header in our home as well.

    Job Title: Maintenance Mechanic/Millwright
    Status: Full-Time, Permanent
    Pay range: $32.90 – 40.90/hour; additionally, OT & shift differential

    Please email your resume or questions to lacey.whitwer@lafargeholcim.com

    We are a fast paced production environment seeking Millwrights interested in continuous hands-on learning opportunities with manufacturing systems and skills. Must be self-driven, and a self-driven safety leader. Should enjoy the autonomy and responsibility of off shift work with a tight knit set of co-workers. Multi-tasking and juggling priorities is a daily routine and with that comes a need for sound judgment.

    Description
    • Perform all maintenance safely and efficiently.
    • Perform maintenance to all conveyors and other plants equipment including but not limited to pumps, conveyors, bearings, gearboxes and wear items.
    • Inspection of all plant equipment to ensure equipment is being monitored and help plan scheduled repairs through plant management groups.
    • Safe operation of mobile equipment as needed, such as forklifts, loaders, man lift and service trucks.
    • Utilize LO/TO/TO, WAH and all other Lafarge Safety controls while performing maintenance work.
    • Demonstrate a commitment to communicating, improving and adhering to safety policies in all work environments and areas.

    Qualifications
    • High school Diploma or equivalent
    • Ability to pass pre-employment physical, drug test, and background check
    • Ability to acquire a Transportation Workers Identification Credential
    • Have a solid work ethic, commitment to safety, and dependable
    • Certified Journeyperson certificate
    • Thorough knowledge of heavy industry milling equipment (conveying systems, gearboxes, rotary dryer, ball mill, bucket elevator, etc)
    • Thorough knowledge of Cement plants operation and ability to operate heavy equipment.
    • Strong mechanical aptitude and ability to analyze complex mechanical repairs making critical decisions

    Benefits
    • Vacation, Sick Pay, 12 Paid Holidays
    • Work Boot Allowance of $300/year after probation period
    • Quarterly & Monthly safety incentive
    • Prescription Safety glasses reimbursement
    • Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA/FSA
    • Retirement Savings – Choose from 401(k) pre-tax
    • Paid Parental Leave (Maternity & Paternity)
    • Educational Assistance Program

    If you would like to apply please email your resume to lacey.whitwer@lafargeholcim.com. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out via email as well!

    Lafarge North America is hiring!

    Job Title: Production Operator
    Status: Full-Time, Permanent
    Pay range: $29.30– $37.30/hour; additionally, OT & shift differential

    Please email your resume or questions to lacey.whitwer@lafargeholcim.com.

    We are a fast paced production environment seeking field operators interested in continuous hands-on learning opportunities with manufacturing systems and skills. Must be self-driven, and a self-driven safety leader. Should enjoy the autonomy and responsibility of off shift work with a tight knit set of co-workers. Multi-tasking and juggling priorities is a daily routine and with that comes a need for sound judgment.

    Description
    •LafargeHolcim’s Seattle plant is in need of Production/Shipping operators to run its grinding and shipping operations on the Duwamish River in West Seattle.
    • The 24/7 operation brings raw materials in on ocean going vessels, drys, and grinds the material in 2,500 hp ball mills.
    • The facility markets & sells 7 different cementitious products and ships finished products in bulk bags, truck, rail and barge.
    • Over a period of time, the position can offer opportunities to learn about, and work with, all activities at the facility, which include marine operations, heavy equipment such as a forklifts/skidsteers/loaders/excavators, industrial manufacturing equipment & automation, business computer systems, customer facing activity, railroad operations, water management systems, and environmental stewardship systems.
    • Operating motorized equipment including power tools, grinders, saws, and hammers and performing general construction labor to include jobsite clean-up and moving of materials by hand.
    • Ensure the safety of company personnel, the community, and the environment

    Qualifications
    • High school Diploma or equivalent
    • Ability to pass pre-employment physical, drug test, and background check
    • Ability to acquire a Transportation Workers Identification Credential
    • Have a solid work ethic, commitment to safety, and dependable
    • Demonstrated ability to successfully complete task with minimal direction
    • Ability to work alone or in a group setting, complete tasks, and follow instructions

    Benefits
    • Vacation, Sick Pay, 12 Paid Holidays
    • Work Boot Allowance of $300/year after probation period
    • Quarterly & Monthly safety incentive
    • Prescription Safety glasses reimbursement
    • Medical, Dental, Vision, HSA/FSA
    • Retirement Savings – Choose from 401(k) pre-tax
    • Paid Parental Leave (Maternity & Paternity)
    • Educational Assistance Program

    If you would like to apply please email your resume to lacey.whitwer@lafargeholcim.com. If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out via email as well!

    #1054904
    westnikkiseattle
    Participant

    Hello! I am not sure if this is allowed on this forum but I am out of options. I am devastated about this and in desperate need to re-home my two cats. I am trying everything I can think of to find them a new home so I don’t have to give them to a shelter. I am newly divorced and have to re-home my cats due to my new living arrangements (max pets allowed).

    I can provide info/pictures to anyone interested, or if anyone has any suggestions I would love to hear about them! Thank you!

    Reading Partners
    Participant

    Literacy Intervention Tutor – Seattle (September-June)
    Des Moines Elementary School
    Cedarhurst Elementary
    Shorewood Elementary

    Apply here.
    Reading Partners is changing the education landscape. We are a leader in working to solve the literacy crisis in our country by leveraging community volunteers in under-resourced schools. Our diverse and expansive volunteer base provides one-on-one tutoring to students twice weekly, and our program is proven to help children master the reading fundamentals they need to unlock their potential as successful, happy and confident readers in school and in life. Our people are our heartbeat and our greatest resource; we are all passionately rallied around our mission to help children become lifelong learners by empowering communities to provide individualized instruction that works. Join our stellar team leading the charge to deepen our impact and expand our service. Watch this video to learn more about Reading Partners.

    The high level:

    We are currently seeking responsible, high-caliber, patient, and motivated paid tutors to join our growing team part-time until June 23, 2023. Flexible week day hours between 8 AM-3:30 PM available Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. 10-20 hours per week maximum. Tutors must live in the Puget Sound area and have access to reliable transportation.

    Tutors are essential to carrying out our mission, which is to assist elementary school students in literacy development and inspiring children to be life-long readers. Tutors engage in Reading Partners curriculum with selected students in one-on-one tutoring sessions held at our on-site Reading Centers. Tutors collaborate with the Reading Partners Site Coordinator at our partner schools to assess the student’s needs and how best to address them. The children enrolled in the Reading Partners program are performing below their expected academic grade level and enjoy the benefits of working with a tutor to improve their overall reading skills.

    What you’ll do:
    Tutors must:
    Commit to work for the remainder of the academic year
    Consistent, ongoing support is necessary for the children and teachers with whom we work.
    Utilize the Reading Partners’ curriculum to tutor/mentor students.
    Review student progress notes and prior assessment notes prior to each tutoring session, then complete progress notes after each tutoring session.
    Be punctual, attentive, and engaged in tutoring sessions. Unexcused and excessive absences or unsatisfactory performances are unacceptable and are grounds for discipline up to and including dismissal.
    Assist in running the tutoring center, including substitute tutoring, assisting in preparing and coordinating tutoring materials for volunteers.
    Perform other duties, as assigned.
    Be willing to travel to these school in the Highline district: Beverly Park Elementary, Cedarhurst Elementary, Shorewood Elementary, Des Moines Elementary, and these schools in Seattle Public schools: Sanislo Elementary, Martin Luther King Jr. Elementary, and Rising Star Elementary as requested.

    How you’ll do it:

    Relationship Development & Communication:
    Cultivate strong internal relationships with peers, direct reports, and managers. Possess a strong aptitude for effective communication, remotely and in person, with direct reports, school stakeholders, and other Reading Partners staff. Demonstrate an ability to work collaboratively as an ambassador of Reading Partners externally, specifically with school leaders and staff. Be able to set up strong systems for communication and messaging, tailor communication to audiences, and contextualize messaging. Demonstrate an ability to break down complex topics for a variety of audiences. Employ excellent written communication skills.

    Educational Expertise:
    Ensure high fidelity of the Reading Partners model. Possess a high level of knowledge and competency in literacy strategies and behavior management. Demonstrate an ability to assess student performance using observations, to analyze data, and to create subsequent strategies aimed at increasing student achievement. Analyze data and create action plans to improve student results.

    Project Management:
    Demonstrate an ability to effectively manage time, balance multiple competing priorities at once, and, above all, and remain adaptable, flexible, and positive while navigating challenges. Anticipate challenges and/or questions, and proactively act to address them. Understand larger strategic priorities and make measurable progress against these larger goals. Show an ability to make quick, sound, and on-the-fly decisions that consider all stakeholders. See the bigger picture and be able to drill down to smaller details and connect the dots.

    About you!
    You’ll be successful in this role if you:
    Hold a high school degree or GED
    Have a willingness to learn about tutoring strategies
    Demonstrate patience when working with students who need help learning
    Have access to reliable transportation
    Are able to work independently or with limited supervision
    Can commit to a schedule and be punctual which is essential to the position
    Interact effectively with diverse groups of people
    Demonstrate the ability to be an effective and professional role model for students served
    Boast a deep belief in our mission
    Root your work in our core values
    Can prove eligibility to work in the United States legally
    COVID-19 vaccination is required unless a medical or religious accommodation is requested and approved. Please review our Vaccination Policy.

    Bonus Points if you:
    Are an AmeriCorps, Peace Corps, or other national service alum/alumna
    Have experience in education-setting and have worked with elementary age students
    Have experience working in launch or growth phases of organizations
    Are bilingual. (Spanish speaking preferred)

    What we offer:
    Reading Partners offers the full package – a great place to work and the opportunity to have a glowing and growing career.
    We offer compensation of $18/hour. This is a part-time, non-exempt, hourly position.
    We offer an exciting and dynamic culture, and we commit to investing in and supporting our amazing people to grow their careers with us. As such, we provide ongoing professional development opportunities.
    Flexible week day hours between 8 AM-3:30 PM on Mondays through Friday.
    Tutors can expect to serve between 10-20 hours a week, with a maximum of 22 hours

    The other things you need to know:
    Travel: This position will travel throughout Seattle.
    Typical Physical & Mental Demands: Requires prolonged sitting with some bending, stooping and stretching, and eye-hand coordination and manual dexterity sufficient to operate a keyboard, telephone, photocopier, calculator and other office equipment. Requires normal range of hearing and eyesight to communicate with volunteers and staff. Also requires flexibility to readily adapt to a changing environment.

    What’s Next?
    If you’re interested in joining our Reading Partners team, please submit the following application materials to our online job posting:
    A cover letter describing your interest in Reading Partners and how your past experience has prepared you for this role. In your cover letter, please answer the question: “Why are you a good fit for this role?”
    Resume

    Reading Partners is an Equal Opportunity Employer, with a strong commitment to diversity in the workplace.
    Applications will be considered on a rolling basis. Position will remain posted until filled. No phone inquiries, please.

    #1054110
    Sharon610
    Participant

    I was running yesterday & came upon an EV being charged. The vehicle was on the parking strip side of the sidewalk and the owner had plugged in the charging cord so that it crossed the sidewalk somewhere between waist & knee height. I was running just before dusk, but if it had been any later I wouldn’t have seen the cord, would have tripped over it and potentially injured myself very badly. (I have a photo but can’t figure out how to post it here.) It was there again today.

    EV owners, please ensure that your charging cords do not create a hazard for pedestrians, runners, people using mobility devices, children on bicycles, those pushing strollers or anyone else using public sidewalks.

    During the holidays many people have extension cords strung across sidewalks but most of them place the cord at ground level and put a mat over it to prevent people from tripping. Perhaps that could be a solution for EV owners.

    noviewinseaview
    Participant

    Found in a somewhat soggy pile this morning (Dec 18). We will ask for a thorough description for any claims.

    #1052395
    aa
    Participant

    anonyme- Y’all feeling extra snarky this morning? They just asked a simple question, suggesting the answer to their problem is to move and that they have a physical problem is not very nice. It could be with all the covid changes some restaurants have increased their ventilation that could make them colder than they used to be. This person doesn’t deserve your snark because they are cold.

    #1052355
    anonyme
    Participant

    aa, I agree with you; the tipping ‘requirement’ has gotten out of control. The example you gave, pouring a cup of coffee, is also performed by 7-11 employees. Are they tipped? Checkers and baggers in grocery stores actually do far more actual work for each customer and yet are rarely, if ever, tipped. Restaurant workers in Washington state make the same minimum wage as anyone else. There is a certain restaurant in the Junction that has NO table service. Orders are placed at the counter, and the customer either retrieves the order when ready, or someone takes a few steps to drop the food at your table. And yet payment – including the onscreen request for a tip – is made at the time of ordering. Why tip for something that not only hasn’t happened yet but shouldn’t require a tip? If you select “no tip” you’ve just made that option clear to the person about to make your food – never a good idea. My old salon used to charge an additional $5 to cover ’employee health expenses’ back when the law changed. They’ve now redefined the fee as a ‘sanitation’ fee – WTF, you don’t clean your salon and tools unless people pay extra? These are business expenses, not individualized special services. I’m more than happy to tip and tip generously, but the expectation that everyone who works behind a counter is entitled to a tip is unjustified.

    BellaMente
    Participant

    Bella Mente Early Learning in West Seattle is looking for full time and part time preschool teachers.

    We are a Reggio inspired school. Reggio schools are impossible to mimic, however, we have taken the ideas that truly speak to us and have developed our school around them. We serve over 100 families, ages infancy through school age. We have created an environment where children feel secure and confident and are treated as proficient individuals who are capable of communicating and problem solving and who want to be a part of their own learning.

    Our teachers are competent leaders who participate in the overall development of our school. Our classrooms work individually to develop curriculum around the interests, inquiries, and identities of the children and teacher that they serve. We want to bring in teachers who can help us in continuing to grow toward what our intended vision is for our school.

    If you are a responsible, reflective, collaborative, and compassionate individual, we would love for you to choose to pursue this career in Early Childhood Education with us!

    Details: PTO accrued, medical benefits available for 32+ hours per week. Full or part time schedule options available. We support working parents in all ways! Please reach out if you are a teacher with young children as well. Another benefit is being able to have your children at our school with you!

    Please feel free to email or text Lauren Adams at:
    Bellamenteearlylearning@gmail.com
    206-321-6448

    #1051262

    In reply to: home decorating

    WSB
    Keymaster

    No contests but we do spotlight brightly decorated homes/apartments throughout the season, so we’ll take this as a suggestion! – TR

    #1049069
    steffizinc
    Participant

    Hey, if you ever thought about sending your mother to the special living place instead? I am just trying to be realistic. No offense. I mean, I know that if dementia is light is no danger(i got the same situation last year with my mother, but if the situation gets worse, you will need to hire a specialist for a longer period, so in this case, I can suggest you search for a decent living place in your area. If you decide to choose this option, I would suggest you visit this site seniorsite.org where you can find detailed reviews about living properties in the California area.

    #1048800
    aa
    Participant

    Not in West Seattle but a great doctor. Robert Hogg Swedish in Ballard. Smart, attentive, takes his time, I highly recommend.

    #1048360

    In reply to: Need advice

    florida
    Participant

    Thanks for suggestions

    BellaMente
    Participant

    Bella Mente Early Learning in West Seattle is looking for substitute teachers.

    We are a Reggio inspired school. Reggio schools are impossible to mimic, however, we have taken the ideas that truly speak to us and have developed our school around them. We serve over 100 families, ages infancy through school age. We have created an environment where children feel secure and confident and are treated as proficient individuals who are capable of communicating and problem solving and who want to be a part of their own learning.

    Our teachers are competent leaders who participate in the overall development of our school. Our classrooms work individually to develop curriculum around the interests, inquiries, and identities of the children and teacher that they serve. We want to bring in teachers who can help us in continuing to grow toward what our intended vision is for our school.

    If you are a responsible, reflective, collaborative, and compassionate individual, we would love for you to choose to pursue this career in Early Childhood Education with us!

    Details: PTO accrued, medical benefits available for 32+ hours per week. Full or part time schedule options available. We support working parents in all ways! Please reach out if you are a teacher with young children as well. Another benefit is being able to have your children at our school with you!

    Please feel free to email or text Lauren Adams at:
    Bellamenteearlylearning@gmail.com
    206-321-6448

    • This topic was modified 3 years, 7 months ago by BellaMente.
    #1047839
    outerspaceseattle
    Participant

    Outer Space Seattle is an indoor playground on Alki Beach that offers childcare Monday through Friday and Private Parties on the weekends. We are hiring a weekend party host/open play host at Outer Space Seattle. We offer competitive pay in a fun environment!

      Job Description:

    • Setting up for parties
    • Checking guests in
    • Assisting Party Family as needed
    • After party clean up, and set up for following party
    • Clean and set up for Monday preschool after last weekend party
    • Must be able to climb into the playground and clean it nightly.
    We offer 6 parties a weekend. 3 on Saturdays, 3 on Sundays.
    • Weekends only, possibility to grow into bigger role if desired.
    $20 per hour, plus possible tips from parties!

    Please email us at info@outerspaceseattle.com to introduce yourself, including your resume.

    #1047490
    aa
    Participant

    I honestly just wanted to hear if others would be bothered. I am not interested in personal reflection on why it bothers me, or at least not here. And I am not looking for suggestions on how to deal with it. Simple question, would it bother you?

    #1047430
    miws
    Participant

    I can recall at least one occasion of a coworker talking to themselves, which was when I was a cashier at White Center McLendon’s.

    We had this one employee who did that all the time. His department and its customer service desk were the closest to the cash registers. It didn’t bother me, it was just part of who he was.

    I know you don’t want any advice, and I don’t think this is, per se, but my brain can’t help but try to analyze why it bothers you.

    I’m not a sports fan, to the point that I’ll mute the TV when the sports report comes up during newscasts, or any sports-related stuff, like reports on specific games. At the very least, I find them boring, but I especially find things like fan noise/screaming/cheering extremely annoying, and the rapid-fire delivery of the sports anchor, and the game’s radio/stadium announcers. All of the “fast pace” stuff triggers something in me as if I should be getting all excited. It’s almost as if someone is telling me “HURRY!!! HURRY!!! HURRY!!!.

    So, I don’t think you’re overreacting, it’s just that it’s annoying to you for some reason.

    -Mike

    #1046866

    In reply to: Dogs in STORES!!

    anonyme
    Participant

    aa, when I first got a dog in 2007 the municipal code required a 6-ft. fixed leash. Extendable leashes were not allowed within city limits. Whiny, entitled dog owners got the law changed so that it leaves a LOT of wiggle room (i.e., it’s unenforceable). This isn’t to say that laws regarding dog ownership have EVER been enforced – they haven’t. But at least there used to be a recognition that extendable leashes are hazardous to pedestrians and ineffective in controlling an animal 10 ft. away from its owner. And you are also right that it is not a requirement of citizenship, nor does it make you a meanie, to expect that any old dog either be in your face or blocking your path at any time. I love dogs; their owners, not so much.

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