Job Vacancy for Seasonal Production Management Assistant at Macy’s in New York, NY
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Company Macy’s is offering job opportunities for the position of Seasonal Production Management Assistant in the New York area. The job type available is Contract.
We are looking for candidates who possess skills with beginners/seniors experience. We value honesty, discipline, and responsibility in our employees.
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Job Information
| Company: | Macy’s |
| Position: | Seasonal Production Management Assistant |
| City: | New York, NY |
| Province: | NY |
| Education: | Confidential |
| Salary: | USD 21 - USD 35 per Hour |
| Employment Type: | Contract |
Job Description
We are seeking a motivated Seasonal Production Management Assistant to join our dynamic team. In this role, you will assist in coordinating production schedules, managing inventory, and ensuring quality control. Strong organizational skills and attention to detail are essential.
This position is perfect for individuals with a passion for production processes and teamwork. Experience in a similar role is preferred but not required. Join us for a rewarding seasonal opportunity!
Other Job Benefits
- Access to training and seminars
- Recognition for performance
- Opportunity to work in a solid team
Requirements
- Relevant certification or license (if applicable)
- Good problem-solving skills
- Multitasking ability
- Minimum education of a diploma or equivalent
Company Address
| Province | NY |
| City | New York |
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