Total 918 job vacancies in Bicker, Boston

Joining the Customs and Border Protection Office of Field Operations will allow you to use your expertise to detect and prevent terrorists and instruments of terror from entering the U.S. Apply for this exciting opportunity to strengthen Homeland Security by performing law enforcement activities that enforce the laws and regulations related to the import and export of agriculture, commodities and baggage entering and/or exiting the United States.

This position starts at a salary of $116,820.00 (GS-13, Step 1) to $151,870.00 (GS-13, Step 10)

In this first-line supervisory position you will become a key member of a team of Homeland Security professionals performing a full range of inspection relative to the importation and exportation of agricultural and commercial commodities, and plant products. Typical work assignments include:

• Supervising shift operations and overseeing the Agriculture Program with the Port of Entry (POE).
• Resolving conflicts between CBP Agriculture Specialists, travelers or importing public considering requirements of laws, regulations, and procedures, facts surrounding a particular situation.
• Responding to and resolving technical and operational questions regarding the Agricultural function or operation supervised.
• Providing guidance and training, communicating intelligence and enforcement information.
• Maintaining security of CBP areas by assuring adherence to security guidelines and recommending penalties and/or disciplinary actions for violators.

Starting at $116,820 Per Year (GS 13)

Duties for this Position Include:

Advises and assists the Regional Administrator on strategic planning, policy, program operations, and performance accountability for the development and administration of a national workforce development system

Supervises managers, and other employees.

Provides program framework, and technical assistance to managers located within assigned regions.

Plays a key role in personnel management. Develops robust recruitment strategies; interviews and selects candidates for vacancies and initiates other personnel actions.

Provides advice, counsel, and instruction to individual employees on performance, and administrative matters.

Establishes performance standards, evaluates performance, and rates subordinate supervisors and employees.

Initiates disciplinary measures and adverse actions as needed; and supports Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) affirmative action plans and objectives.

Provides assistance to office staff on personnel matters relating to recruitment, promotions, details, reassignments, grievances, etc.

Represents management with NCFLL (union) on grievances, unfair labor disputes, development of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs), and Labor-Management Relations meetings, as needed.

Advises and assists the Regional Administrator and other Employment and Training Administration (ETA) executive staff on all matters within the scope of assigned unit(s)/Division(s) responsibility, develops plans to convert strategic goals into action.

Ensures that staff are knowledgeable of the annual performance metrics, and ensures that products are delivered, and deadlines are met.

Ensures that implementation of operating plan obligations are met, program performance goals are closely tracked, and prepares suggestions for mid-course corrections.

Monitors the performance of the Divisions with respect to the operational plan.

Coordinates Division activities with other Divisions and Offices throughout the Employment & Training Administration (ETA).

Works as a partner with other Offices to facilitate the achievement of goals.

Promotes and sustains positive relationships with customers, stakeholders and partners, to include collaboration with various officials from Federal, State and Local government agencies, in an effort to build support for the overall ETA mission.

Works to foster understanding between and among these constituencies about how individual missions, goals, and objectives interact and impact service to workers and employers in the region.

Collaborates with the Administrator and senior leadership on all matters pertaining to the regional mission.

Utilizing the knowledge of total regional operations and broad managerial capability reviews and evaluates the effectiveness and efficiency with which all regions and staff office performing their mission.

Develops and recommends short and long-range program plans taking into consideration management objectives.

Directs the assessment of grantee data and ensures timely and responsive technical assistance.

Utilizes ETA wide risk analysis techniques and tools that identify grantees at greatest risk.

Effectively represents the Department and the Regional Office internally and externally.

Effectively communicates Departmental and Agency priorities.

Starting at $162,377 Per Year (GS 15)

Duties for this Position Include:

Advises and assists the Regional Administrator on strategic planning, policy, program operations, and performance accountability for the development and administration of a national workforce development system.

Supervises managers, and other employees.

Provides program framework, and technical assistance to managers located within assigned regions.

Plays a key role in personnel management. Develops robust recruitment strategies; interviews and selects candidates for vacancies and initiates other personnel actions.

Provides advice, counsel, and instruction to individual employees on performance, and administrative matters.

Establishes performance standards, evaluates performance, and rates subordinate supervisors and employees.

Initiates disciplinary measures and adverse actions as needed; and supports Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) affirmative action plans and objectives.

Provides assistance to office staff on personnel matters relating to recruitment, promotions, details, reassignments, grievances, etc.

Represents management with NCFLL (union) on grievances, unfair labor disputes, development of Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs), and Labor-Management Relations meetings, as needed.

Advises and assists the Regional Administrator and other Employment and Training Administration (ETA) executive staff on all matters within the scope of assigned unit(s)/Division(s) responsibility, develops plans to convert strategic goals into action.

Ensures that staff are knowledgeable of the annual performance metrics, and ensures that products are delivered, and deadlines are met.

Ensures that implementation of operating plan obligations are met, program performance goals are closely tracked, and prepares suggestions for mid-course corrections.

Monitors the performance of the Divisions with respect to the operational plan.

Coordinates Division activities with other Divisions and Offices throughout the Employment & Training Administration (ETA).

Works as a partner with other Offices to facilitate the achievement of goals.

Promotes and sustains positive relationships with customers, stakeholders and partners, to include collaboration with various officials from Federal, State and Local government agencies, in an effort to build support for the overall ETA mission.

Works to foster understanding between and among these constituencies about how individual missions, goals, and objectives interact and impact service to workers and employers in the region.

Collaborates with the Administrator and senior leadership on all matters pertaining to the regional mission.

Utilizing the knowledge of total regional operations and broad managerial capability reviews and evaluates the effectiveness and efficiency with which all regions and staff office performing their mission.

Develops and recommends short and long-range program plans taking into consideration management objectives.

Directs the assessment of grantee data and ensures timely and responsive technical assistance.

Utilizes ETA wide risk analysis techniques and tools that identify grantees at greatest risk.

Effectively represents the Department and the Regional Office internally and externally.

Effectively communicates Departmental and Agency priorities.

Starting at $162,377 Per Year (GS 15)

What you’ll be doing…

As a Chef Manager you will proactively manage teams on site as well as be accountable for recruiting, inducting, training, and supporting colleagues to deliver an efficient, high-quality service to Elior UK, our customer and clients.

Responsibilities:

• Motivating and managing a team
• Controlling and managing a budget
• Accountable for ensuring ongoing team communications, including building internal and external relationships, management reporting and client liaison to enable operational excellence

What can you bring? In this role:

• Genuine interest in customer service excellence
• Focused on the front line
• Proven team leader experience
• Self-motivated and able to work well unsupervised
• Previous experience within catering desirable

Recovery Worker (Mental Health)

Boston, Lincoln

Salary: £23400 plus £4000 sleep-in allowance (Requirement to work 6 sleeps a month)

Are you passionate about supporting individuals in crisis?

We're seeking a dedicated Recovery Worker to join an outstanding mental health charity in Boston, Lincolnshire.

What You'll Do:

• Provide compassionate and individualised support to adults experiencing mental health crisis.
• Empower clients to develop and lead their own recovery plans, fostering independence and control.
• Utilise therapeutic interventions to promote well-being and stability.
• Collaborate with external agencies to connect clients with additional resources.

What We Offer:

• Competitive salary of £23,400, with a potential increase of £4,000 upon completion of sleep-in shifts (voluntary).
• Flexible scheduling: Work within a supportive team with varied shifts to accommodate your needs.
• Meaningful work: Make a real difference in the lives of individuals in crisis.
• Benefits: Generous annual leave allowance, ongoing development opportunities, and regular salary reviews.

Who You Are:

• Possess a strong understanding of mental health issues.
• Have at least 6 months of experience in a social care setting, ideally with a focus on mental health.
• Thrive in a fast-paced environment with flexible hours.
• Demonstrate excellent communication, empathy, and a creative approach to problem-solving.

Ready to Make a Positive Impact?

If you're passionate about supporting those in need, we encourage you to apply!

Click "Apply Today" to learn more and join our team!

• You will advise the Chief of Naval Operations and Naval History and Heritage Command on both short-term and long-term requirements relative to detailed restoration and maintenance plans for the USS Constitution.
• You will provide expert technical leadership and recommend actions to mitigate complex problems faced by 18th century shipbuilders and craftsmen in the maintenance and upkeep of a 225 year-old warship.
• You will conduct research pertaining to late 1700’s and early 1800 shipbuilding techniques and practices.
• You will determine program goals and develop work plans for projects, ensuring safety and mission accomplishment for USS Constitution.
• You will represent the Naval History and Heritage Command and the ship’s maintenance requirements in all inter-agency coordination between the following:
• Active-duty crew of the USS Constitution, the U.S. Park Service, U.S. Coast Guard, and all other stakeholders at the Charleston Navy Yard.

Starting at $138,046 Per Year (GS 14)

Supply Teachers - Primary and Secondary Needed for schools across the region

Qualified to £238.59 per day depending on experience and school.
Unqualified from £105.63 to £164.79 / day.

Mana Education are always looking for Supply Teachers to join our fantastic team of like-minded educators!

Job Title: Secondary Teachers across ALL SUBJECTS
Job Title: Primary Teachers for ALL AGE GROUPS

Locations:
Boston, Peterborough, Spalding, Bourne, Market Deeping, Stamford, Whittlesey, March, Chatteris and surrounding areas (we cover North Cambs, South Lincs, Northamptonshire, Leicestershire and Rutland).

Job Type:
We provide opportunities to suit your requirements - Full-time, part-time, temporary, permanent, contract, planning, no planning, casual, maternity cover. You let us know what you are looking for and we will find work to fit around you.

About Us:
We are genuinely different; we make sure we thoroughly understand what you are looking for, whether that is a fresh start, the right environment, pupil behavioural levels or even just considering getting into teaching, we can provide you with a variety of experiences across many schools in your area. Here's just a taste of what our educators think (there are many more on our website):

"I've worked with a few agencies, but Mana seem to genuinely care about their teachers - it never feels like it's just a race to get you in the books."

"I had an excellent experience with Mana Education. The placements I worked at I felt very comfortable and really enjoyed them. The clearing process was very efficient and the speed rate was outstanding. I have referred a friend to Mana education and I have spoken about Mana Education to other friends too."

We Offer:
- Variety - we have close relationships with mainstream, grammar and independent schools across the region. We can provide you with local knowledge.
- Roles - tailored to what you are looking for; short term, long term, day to day, permanent, full-time and part-time positions.
- Dedication - you are allocated your own consultant who will be devoted to finding roles that fit your needs.
- Progression - we can provide CPD for our educators and support staff.
- Pay - for long term roles, we aim to pay teachers in line with the teaching pay scale from day 1. Day to day rates for our teachers are among the best in the area. Paid weekly.
- Advice and guidance.
- Rewards - among other benefits we offer a fantastic referral programme - don't keep our secret to yourself; we will reward you for introducing friends and colleagues.

Job Description:
As a Supply Teacher your role can be varied and MAY include any of the following (although we tailor around your requirements):

- Fulfil the duties of a Teacher as set out in the School Teachers Pay and Conditions of Employment (this may include planning, preparing and delivering lessons, marking and assessing pupil attainment). If you do not want the planning etc, then ask us about Cover Supervising.
- Establish a purposeful learning environment.
- Teach structured lessons/sequences of work which interest and motivate children.
- Ensure learning objectives are clearly shared with pupils. To set appropriately challenging learning and teaching objectives for whole class, groups or individuals.
- Use a variety of teaching and learning strategies.
- Be responsible for the safeguarding and wellbeing of children by following and being committed to our and school policy relating to behaviour management, safeguarding and health and safety.
- To mark and assess pupils' work, using the school's monitoring and assessment policies against the learning objectives/outcomes.
- Create a positive and inclusive learning environment ensuring the smooth running of the classroom.
- Managing pupils and their commitment to learn with minimal disruption.

Requirements:
- Ideally have your own transport to enable you to get to a variety of schools.
- QTS / Bachelor's or Master's degree or already have experience within a school.
- Good classroom control / behaviour management techniques.
- Enthusiasm and commitment.
- IT literate.
- Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
- Two professional references.

How to Apply:
Apply now via this job website and we will contact you to discuss what you are looking for. We will NEVER send or discuss your details anywhere without your written consent. You can contact us for more information via email ed@manaeducation.co.uk or call us free on 0800 0 255 144.

Mana Education is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and vulnerable people. All assignments are subject to our strict vetting process which includes the Enhanced DBS Check, List 99 checks, Overseas Police Check (if required) and Professional References.

Mana Education is an equal opportunity employer and is committed to providing a workplace that is free of discrimination and harassment. We value diversity and believe that a diverse and inclusive workforce contributes to the success and strength of our organisation.

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We cover Peterborough, Spalding, Bourne, Market Deeping, Stamford, Whittlesey, March, Chatteris, Northamptonshire, Kettering, Corby, Wellingborough, Thrapston, Northampton, Leicestershire, Rutland, Leicester, Wigston, Melton Mowbray, Oakham, Uppingham, Loughborough, Market Harborough, Lutterworth and surrounding areas.

INUQ1

The incumbent serves as a Regional Inspector General with the Office of Evaluation and Inspections (OEI). S/he

• Plans, directs and coordinates the program evaluation activities assigned to the Regional Office, ensuring conformance with headquarters guidelines and objectives.
• Directs environmental scanning and analyses to identify proposals for future work. Reviews and evaluates staff recommendations; and develops regional recommendations with rationale for headquarters consideration. Participates in meetings with key headquarters staff to determine strategic direction for the organization and to approve specific evaluation proposals.
• Directs overall evaluation projects and other work assignments, including special requests directed from headquarters in response to the Inspector General (IG), the Secretary, key Department officials, the Congress, OMB, or the White House staff.
• Responsible for the management of all national evaluations and projects where the assigned regional office has been delegated lead responsibility.
• Directs the regional participation in the conduct of evaluations where other regions have lead responsibility. Coordinates with RIGs, in other regional offices, in planning evaluation resources requirements, and provides support for evaluations on a cooperative work basis with other regions, to improve efficiency and economy in the conduct of evaluations, and best utilization of the human resources.
• Provides management and policy direction in the full range of planning, and implementing evaluations, to include: initial background research; evaluation design; appropriate methodological approach; development of data collection instruments, including surveys and onsite reviews; resource and budget planning; analysis of qualitative and quantitative data; synthesizing evidence into findings; writing evaluation reports; OPDIV/STAFFDIV coordination, and final briefings and follow up action with respect to recommendations presented.
• Provides consultation, and regional coordination in the resolution of special problems, potential problems, and in the identification of matters which require the attention of management and program officials.
• Participates in on-site reviews for evaluations of a highly sensitive and delicate nature.
• Participates as a key member of the OEI management staff, in identifying areas requiring additions or changes in OEI evaluation policy and procedures, and in final policy and procedures which impact on the nationwide evaluation activities.
• Ensures quality and timeliness of all completed staff work, including consolidated evaluation reports of findings and recommendations with documentation and rationale.
• Briefs OEI key staff on technical and management matters, regional activities, special problems, innovative techniques applied and special concerns within the region served. Identifies matters which may have nationwide impact or be of special interest to others, RIGs/OEI.
• Plans, schedules, and directs resources for the conduct of research and analysis, and development of evaluation project statements for regional studies. Identifies topics which appear to have the greatest potential for improvement of the Department's programs.
• Provides management direction for regional efforts, in cooperation projects with other Federal agencies.
• Maintains liaison with key Department officials and makes contact with representatives of outside organizations, including OMB, Congressional committees, other government and private sector organizations. Provides consultation with respect to highly complex problems identified in program inspections; the implementation of inspection recommendations; and the review of proposed new or revised legislation.
• Conducts assessment of regional program activities, and identifies, resolves problems, and recommends actions requiring headquarters consideration. Analyzes and identifies methods and techniques which would reduce cost incurred in the conduct of evaluations or contribute to a more effective program.
• Directs development, and maintenance of a continuing positive public relations program, to insure effective cooperative working relationships with State and local officials and private organizations within the region concerned with HHS programs. Promotes an information program for deterring fraud, waste, and abuse through technical assistance, briefings, presentations, and through the development of information materials for publication. Represents the DIG/OEI, AIG/OEI, and DRO/OEI, in meetings, and conferences of professional organizations, State and local governments, and special interest groups. Makes presentations to a wide range of public audiences.
• Ensures preparation of recurring and special reports and responses, to inquiries from key officials within and outside of the government, and the general public.
• Oversees administrative and human resource management functions for the staff. Performs other related duties as assigned.

Starting at $162,377 Per Year (GS 15)

The following are the duties of this position at the GS-11. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position.

As an ARCHIVES SPECIALIST, you will:

• Respond to researcher inquiries as to delivery and availability of archival materials that have been requested.
• Serve as primary representative to the library's cross media research staff, which analyzes Library research room practices and advises the senior staff on changes, modifications, and new practices designed to enhance customer service.
• Answer reference requests received by mail, fax, telephone, or email from the public.
• As required, develop new formats to answer new types of reference requests. This may entail arranging for and overseeing digitization and duplication of records in unusual formats or conditions such as fragile textual records or analogue Audio-Video (AV) materials.
• Advise the Supervisory Archivist on donation offers and may consult with potential donors and arrange for donations at the supervisor's request.
• As assigned, will work on special projects, reference requests, process improvements, and/or preservation efforts for the library's AV holdings.

Starting at $55,383 Per Year (GS 7)

The following are the duties of this position at the GS-11. If you are selected at a lower grade level, you will have the opportunity to learn to perform all these duties, and will receive training to help you grow in this position.

As an ARCHIVES SPECIALIST, you will:

• Respond to researcher inquiries as to delivery and availability of archival materials that have been requested.
• Serve as primary representative to the library's cross media research staff, which analyzes Library research room practices and advises the senior staff on changes, modifications, and new practices designed to enhance customer service.
• Answer reference requests received by mail, fax, telephone, or email from the public.
• As required, develop new formats to answer new types of reference requests. This may entail arranging for and overseeing digitization and duplication of records in unusual formats or conditions such as fragile textual records or analogue Audio-Video (AV) materials.
• Advise the Supervisory Archivist on donation offers and may consult with potential donors and arrange for donations at the supervisor's request.
• As assigned, will work on special projects, reference requests, process improvements, and/or preservation efforts for the library's AV holdings.

Starting at $55,383 Per Year (GS 7)

What should you do next? Have a look at the job description and if you like what you see then apply today. Dont miss this fantastic opportunity to work with a great team in a supportive environment within a great institution.

What should you do next? Have a look at the job description, and if you like what you see, then apply today. Dont miss this fantastic opportunity to work with a great team in a supportive environment within a great institution. Your NHS needs you!

Key Tasks and Responsibilities 1. To provide holistic one to one person centred support for people aged 18 and over who have high dependency on emergency services and who are frequent visitors/ callers of A&E, the Urgent Care Centre and East Midlands Ambulance Service. Carry out the role of a facilitator, broker, sign poster, community connector and navigator, acting as an enabler between the voluntary and community sector, patients, GPs and health clinicians, and social care. Provide support to patients, generally in their own homes, up to 3-4 months to help direct and connect them to alternative sources of non-medical support services and activities. Offer a personalised approach to sensitively uncover the real reasons for them calling 999 or presenting frequently at A&E/UCC. During client visits undertake an assessment to gather baseline data and to identify the support needs and actions. Generating personalised care and support or wellbeing plans, which may include risk management. Ensure support actions agreed with the patient are carried out by the service. Support areas could include making referrals into a range of services provided by the voluntary, statutory or private sector, help with non-means tested benefit form filling e.g. Personal Independent Payments, Attendance Allowance, housing forms etc, distributing food bank vouchers, identifying suitable volunteering opportunities, connecting people into peer to peer led activities, initially taking patients to services if their confidence is low etc. Once support has been provided carry out a final assessment 2. To meet and collaborate with A&E clinical staff regularly, to discuss, identify and agree appropriate referrals from the patient cohort list (patients presenting more than 12 times per year) and other patients presenting less than 12 times per year at A&E. Meet with a range of health clinicians to discuss and agree appropriate referrals from the patient cohort list. Build and maintain positive relationships with a range of health professionals. Work closely with health clinicians to facilitate optimal joint working on safe and effective care for patients with complex needs. Raise awareness of voluntary and community sector activities and services on offer to showcase the diverse range of services available to health and social care practitioners. Raise awareness of the social prescribing service with health practitioners. With health professionals and a range of providers identify service needs, broker solutions and when required enable individuals to be supported to kick start/lead on new activities through Lincolnshire CVS. 3. To work and collaborate with the voluntary and community sector to help identify appropriate referral destinations and to explore opportunities to meet gaps in services and activities. Keep abreast of a wide range of support services on offer in the voluntary and community sector through undertaking research, making connections with organisations and groups and by using a range of local online directories and Community Connectors. Build and maintain positive relationships with a wide range of voluntary and community sector providers. When gaps is services and activities are identified discuss and raise these with the team and if required liaise with voluntary organisations and Community Connector to help identify solutions. 4. To ensure effective record keeping and storage of patient data to demonstrate outputs and outcomes which is compliant with GDPR. Ensure all patient records and actions are entered onto our record keeping systems. Ensure GDPR requirements are adhered to in relation to data management. When required, support in gathering any data required for working out cost savings to the wider health and social care sector as a result of the service interventions. 5. To actively contribute as a member of a well-established social prescribing and Neighbourhood team who support the most vulnerable in society. Actively contribute to team meetings, away days, planning activities and reflective practice activities. Share progress, learning and challenges within the existing Integrated Plus social prescribing team. Share ideas about how the service could develop and evolve. Adhere to all Boston PCN policies and procedures e.g. lone working, patient consent, information governance, and local governance policy and procedure etc.

What should you do next? Have a look at the job description and if you like what you see then apply today. Dont miss this fantastic opportunity to work with a great team in a supportive environment within a great institution. Your NHS needs you!

For details on the main duties and responsibilities, please see the job descriptions and person specifications in the attached documents .