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If you're seeking employment with Relief Resources we'll take the same thorough approach in getting to know you as we do all of our stakeholders. We'll provide you with the right tools through our training department and/or work cooperatively to identify the best placements matched to your skill sets and interests.
You can enjoy the benefits of a flexible schedule or a consistent placement, work part or full time, explore new areas or work in those most familiar.
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If you're new to the area it's a great way to get connected to the community. |
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If you're in school we can work around your class schedule and demands. |
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If you need supplemental income we'll find complementary hours to your current responsibilities. |
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If a flexible fulltime position with a range of diverse placements is what interests you most, we're happy to provide that as well. |
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And we're frequently placing staff into permanent positions at the organizations with whom we work. |
Bring your talents and experience and let us show you all the possibilities. Each of our three community focus areas allows you broad access to employment opportunities that all have a high social impact.
What's important to us is that you be connected to our mission and have an opportunity to contribute in meaningful ways. You'll feel supported and guided, respected and trusted, and truly appreciated. In fact, our referral rate from current and previous employees is something in which we take great pride. And many of our past Field Staff return in subsequent years for another tour of placements with us.
One call and you're on your way to becoming part of a team committed to the well being of the very community in which you live.
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62 Main Street
PO Box 129
Hatfield, MA 01038-0129
Offices in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut
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