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 Friday, March 1, 2024
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The duct tape went round and round and round – and round! – until Community & Workforce Development Director Dan Sullivan was securely attached to the pillar. It was all in good fun. And it was all for a good cause.
The Pima County Elections Department needs election support technicians/troubleshooters for the Presidential Preference Election Tuesday, March 19. County employees and their families can apply by emailing Josh.Siqueiros@pima.gov or Ray.Melendez@pima.gov. Deadline to email your interest is Thursday, March 14.
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Each issue, eScoop strives to highlight employees and departments who have earned special recognition. Among this issue's outstanding employees, programs and departments are one of the world's top geospatial experts, a department that recently celebrated 10 years of saving lives and a program that ensures that families have access to healthy meals.
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Know an employee who excels at customer service? Do they embody the characteristics of being accountable, respectful and ethical? March 10 is the last day to nominate employees for individual recognition as part of the quarterly We A.R.E. Gems Employee Recognition Program.
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Got kids age 14-21 looking for summer work?Enrollment for Pima County's Summer Youth Employment Program officially starts on March 1. The program is open to youth who want to gain work experience, develop new skills and advance their education.
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Wondering why everybody is talking about OneDrive? Want to make sure you can securely share files and folders, even large ones, while using state-of-the-art encryption technology? The Information Technology Department is answering questions and busting common myths.
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A friendly reminder that transit is still free
Saving money is just one great benefit of riding transit for regular work commutes. Transit fares have been free for about four years now. Sun Tran’s 185 cleaner-fueled vehicles service 15 million passenger trips annually, with 28,000 miles traveled daily.
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It's almost time for the 2024 Tucson Festival of Books (Saturday, March 9 - Sunday, March 10) and the Library has some great panels lined up at its Nuestras Raíces tent —booths 266 and 267 in front of the University of Arizona Main Library. Readers can enjoy presentations by local authors and from writers from out of town. Click here for more details about this year's lineup.
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Pima County's new wellness reporting year starts today
The new wellness reporting year begins today, giving employees the chance to earn up to $30 off their biweekly medical deductions, starting in July 2025. This issue also details nutrition resources available through Wellbeats and upcoming financial webinars.
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Got questions? Ask Jan
If you haven't done so yet, check out the County Administrator's intranet page, where you can "Ask Jan." Employees are invited to submit any questions they may have to County Administrator Jan Lesher about County operations or governance. She will answer as many as she can.
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