San Francisco ReServe matches San Francisco residents over the age of sixty and adults (18+) with disabilities with meaningful part time employment. To apply for a job, review the following job descriptions and click on the corresponding link to complete your online application. If you have questions, please contact us directly at sfreserve@sfcommunityliving.org.
Position Title: Clean Beauty Sales Associate
Where: San Francisco
Start Date: ASAP
Part Time: 10-20 hrs./week; stipend $19.00/hr.
The initial period of hire will be 3 months with continuation based upon mutual satisfaction by both parties.
Mission of Organization: Our Partner’s mission is to have a paradigm shift of how people take care of their skin. The founder created the products with a clear intention to serve a need that hadn’t yet been met in the middle 80’s in an industry riddled with petrochemicals and false ingredients. Their unique insistence on Farm-Sourced® ingredients, with attention to synergistic formulas, is key to delivering function and results through a system of use or holistic regimen.
Position Summary: Our Partner is looking for a Sales Associate and Greeter, to represent their brand at the current Niche Shop in the SF Ferry Building. If you are an individual that shares in their passion and culture in articulating authentic, effective products, you are a good candidate. Estheticians welcomed!
Primary Duties and Responsibilities:
- Set up and breakdown shop, which requires stretching and dragging, but not lifting boxes
- Maintain a beautiful, clean environment in our store
- Greet and reach-out to passerby’s coming into the Ferry Building
- Take care of customers by providing guidance and knowledge of the products
Skills and Qualifications:
- Retail sales experience – Skin care or wellness products a plus
- Passion for Skin Care or Health and Wellness
- Ability to set and exceed personal sales goal
- Energetic and kind personality
- Willing to only use the Partner’s skin care products, which will be provided
- Highly reliable
Additional Requirements : Ability to work a flexible schedule and cover someone’s shift if needed.
Other Considerations:
- Be able to stand and move around for 6-8 hours
- Dress code: Clean, black clothing, comfortable shoes
Where: San Francisco
When: Immediately
Hours: 15 – 20/week; Stipend: $17.34/hr.
The initial period of hire will be 3 months with continuation based upon mutual satisfaction by both parties.
Mission: Our Partner is a full day center serving children 2-5 years of age. The program serves a diverse group of children including children with special needs.
Preschool Art Coordinator Requirements and Responsibilities
- Have prior experience offering developmentally appropriate art activities for preschool age children. Art activities for preschool children should emphasize the process rather than the product. Guidelines will be provided, but prior experience is necessary.
- Talk to children in a manner that reflects the organization’s social emotional philosophy.
- Work, when needed, with children on other routines.
- Provide a monthly calendar of activities to the supervisor including materials needed. As much as possible the Coordinator will plan activities with materials and supplies already in the center, but the Coordinator can order through the supervisor new materials as long as sufficient notice is given.
- Set up the art center with daily activities such as putting paper on the easel and ensuring there are sufficient paper, crayons, markers, etc. in the center.
- Set up additional appropriate activities in the center at least 2 or 3 times per week. Children learn from and enjoy repetition; therefore, these planned activities do not have to be different each day.
- Proof of recent vaccinations, including TB. To be paid for by Partner, where applicable.
- Facilitate some group projects.
- Work with supervisor and other staff to develop projects that reflect the cultures of the children.
- Work with other teachers to help them extend the curriculum they are developing.
- Sit with the children while carrying out the activities being careful to let children do their own work without providing models.
- Teach the children to use the materials in a respectful area.
- Engage the children in set-up and clean-up as part of the process.
- Be aware of the program philosophy.
- Be able to call for support from the regular teachers and staff when needed.
- Accept supervision and ask for help when needed.
- Attend occasional meetings related to the position and/or art.
Position: Facilities Lead (On Hold)
Where: San Francisco
When: Immediately
Part Time: 10 -12 hours per week, Stipend $17.34 hr.
Mission
Our Partner’s mission is to to link surplus with needs, promote naturally abundant renewable resources, and create inspirational eco-spaces. This is a joyous environment that welcomes everyone who walks in the door. Please note that there are often gentle dogs on the premises.
Responsibilities:
Opening Up:
- Turn on facility lights and lights for fish tank
- Open window blinds
- Assure fish tank water level is accurate and sufficient
- Check bathroom for supplies
- Sweep and/or declutter the front entrance
- Turn on iPads to respective program pages
- Turn on both TVs to video stream
- Check phone messages
- Dust blinds and items in front in shop
Closing Up:
- Turn off lights, ESPECIALLY fish tank light
- Take boards and fountain inside
- Close blinds
- Change bathroom towels
- Feed fish/check if fish have been fed
- Check that iPad are charging
- Make sure machines/heater are off
Additional Responsibilities:
- Promote the mission and programs of the organization
- As a team member of a diverse and small team you may be asked to pitch in to do other tasks, based on ability
Qualifications:
- Responsible and self-motivated
- Able to see what is needed and pitch in
- Ownership of the look and running of the facility
- Understand how your work supports both staff and visitors
- Trouble shooter and problem solver