Youth Services. Services or programs provided to a juvenile who has not been placed in a residential facility.
Youth Services. Goodwill operates several programs for local youth, including Camp Goodwill. This summer program operates for several week-long periods with a $20 registration fee for students ages eight to twelve. Goodwill also provides a youth mentoring program at local Sioux City schools for middle school and high school students, and an alternative educational setting called YouthBuild. In YouthBuild students work toward their high school diploma or GED, while also learning about the construction trade and gaining valuable leadership skills. Last, Goodwill offers the Youth Employment Services program that helps special education students with the transition to adulthood and employment while offering paid work experience.
Youth Services. 1. Provide member libraries with access to expertise and consulting to assist them in planning, developing, and evaluating youth and young adult services.
Youth Services. Clerk Subject Department Clerk Materials Processing Senior Technician Receiving & Distribution Technician Shipping Clerk Custodian II (Days & Branches) Custodian II/Clerk Shipping Clerk – LBPH GRADE: A Lending Department Clerk Shelf Department Clerk Materials Processing Technician Technical Services Clerk Custodian I (Night Shift) Preservation Technician APPENDIX C -- Position Description for Volunteers POSITION DESCRIPTION TITLE: VOLUNTEER REPORTS TO: Branch Manager/Department Head JOB PURPOSE: Under close supervision, performs library support activities for library/public service. Work includes duties such as those listed below:
Youth Services. A one-time event that provides help, assistance, or support to meet a juvenile’s immediate needs (e.g., clothing, educational testing, medical or dental care) while a juvenile is in placement or in the community.
Youth Services. 30 a. At least one hundred twenty-two (122) youth tobacco users from the East region will 31 participate in a series of at least five (5) cessation sessions, which are at least forty-five (45) minutes in 32 length. An individual has to attend at least three (3) cessation classes to be counted as a participant. 33 Each participant will receive an initial scheduling call and two follow-up calls at thirty (30) and one 34 hundred eighty (180) calendar days after completing the service. Twenty percent (20%) of the one 35 hundred twenty two (122) youth served shall report abstinence from tobacco use six (6) months after 36 completing the service.
Youth Services. 21 A. Calculation of seniority will be based on service date within classification, or a 22 promotional position in the same division, or lateral position in the same bargaining unit. If an 23 employee is demoted, or bumped back to a previously held position, the employee may retain their 24 time in service in the promotional or lateral position, provided the employee returns to the bargaining 25 unit within two (2) years, or as the result of a layoff. The service date is adjusted for unpaid leaves of 26 absence that exceed thirty (30) calendar days, unless otherwise required by law.
Youth Services. 28 a. Youth Sessions – CONTRACTOR shall provide a series of at least five (5) forty-five 29 (45) minute cessation sessions to at least ninety (90) youth tobacco users. An individual must attend at 30 least three (3) cessation classes to be counted as a participant. CONTRACTOR shall complete thirty 31 (30) day and ninety (90) day follow-up surveys.
Youth Services. 9. Vehicle Storage In addition to the listed functions above, the administrative services positions titled Service and Support Office as reflected on the attached Organizational Chart, shall be a civilian position irrespective of the fact that portions of the job description carried out by that position have previously been the responsibility of sworn civil service personnel. It is understood and agreed, however, that the civilian position shall at no time supervise or command sworn civil service personnel. The City agrees to maintain staffing levels in the Crime Scene Unit at no less than 30% sworn officers, not to include supervisors, it being understood that any reduction in the percentage of sworn officers shall be by attrition or enhanced authorized staffing only. It is understood and agreed, however, that when the Chief implements the UED program under Article 11, this percentage may be reduced pro-rata with the transfer of personnel to other assignments in accordance with Article 11 Section 7. The Chief will meet with Association representatives from time to time to make sure that implementation protocols and procedures for patrol and dispatch sufficiently provide for the safety of officers, the safety of civilian employees and the public generally, and effective prosecution. The lead incident commander of the shooting investigation team shall be a sworn Officer. Officers and Detectives assigned to Vehicle Storage, Communications and Youth Services at the time of the City Council approval of this Agreement who also receive shift differential pay will retain the shift differential pay if they are involuntarily reassigned due to civilianization of the units until they voluntarily transfer to a job assignment without shift differential. The City shall notify the Association President at least ninety (90) calendar days prior to civilianization of Vehicle Storage, Communications, Youth Services and jobs traditionally performed by sworn officers and shall consult, and reach mutual agreement, with the Association President over the effects of such civilianization. The City agrees the effect of civilianization shall not reduce the authorized number of sworn Police Officers, Detectives or Supervisors.
Youth Services a. At least one hundred five (105) youth tobacco users from Orange County shall participate in a series of five (5) cessation sessions, which are at least forty-five (45) minutes in length. An individual has to attend at least three (3) cessation classes to be counted as a participant. Each participant shall receive an initial scheduling call and two (2) follow-up calls at thirty (30) and one hundred eighty (180) calendar days after completing the service. Thirty-three percent (33%) of the one hundred and five (105) youth served shall report abstinence from tobacco use six (6) months after completing the service.
