Job description
DESCRIPTION
BENEFITS
QUESTIONS
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Must be 16 years of age or older at time of application; some job assignments have a minimum age requirement of 18. -
Must be able to work at all Branches listed below.
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This recruitment will close after sufficient applications have been received and will no longer appear on the City's website.
APPLICATION PROCESS:
- A completed online City application. Resumes are not accepted in lieu of filling out application form completely. Click the Apply button to begin the application process.
- Response to the supplemental questions. Failure to answer the supplemental questions will result in disqualification.
- Selected candidates must undergo fingerprint screening (paid for by the City) as part of the pre-employment process.
The Santa Cruz Public Library System consists of Four Regional Branch Libraries with additional Satellite Branches. Temporary Library Aides must be available to work at all of the following locations:
Downtown Branch
224 Church Street
Santa Cruz
Aptos Branch (currently closed for construction)
7695 Soquel Drive
Aptos
Boulder Creek Branch
13390 West Park Avenue
Boulder Creek
Branciforte Branch
230 Gault
Santa Cruz
Capitola Branch
2005 Wharf Road
Capitola
Felton Branch
Felton
Garfield Branch
705 Woodrow Avenue
Santa Cruz
La Selva Beach Branch
316 Estrella Drive
La Selva Beach
Live Oak Branch
2380 Portola Drive
Santa Cruz
Scotts Valley Branch
251 Kings Village Road
Scotts Valley
- Sorts, shelves, relocates, and searches for library materials.
- Prepares and packages books for shipment to other libraries.
- Reads shelves for accuracy or order, re-shelving materials as needed.
- Straightens and dusts library shelves daily or weekly as needed.
- Provides simple directional information to patrons.
- Performs simple circulation desk duties – e.g. checking in library materials.
- Provides patrons with basic guidance in using Santa Cruz Public Library (SCPL) website, catalog, and multi-function printers.
- May assist patrons with basic technology needs.
- Assists with setup/take down of meeting rooms or program spaces for library programming.
- May assist with programming on or off-site.
- Assists with light housekeeping such as picking up books, basic tidying and straightening up.
- May help staff open and close library branches.
- Acts as reporting agents with respect to the Library’s Code of Conduct and other safety matters.
- Performs other related duties as required.
WORKING CONDITIONS
The position requires frequent sitting, walking, standing, reaching, stooping, repetitive use of hands, and pushing in the performance of daily activities. Crouching, working overhead, grasping and twisting is required in the performance of weekly activities. Occasional climbing, kneeling, pulling, and finger dexterity is required. The position requires near and far vision and normal hearing in the performance of daily activities. The need to lift up to 35 pounds on a daily basis is required and with the need to lift up to 50 pounds on an occasional basis.
Some of these requirements may be accommodated for otherwise qualified individuals requiring and requesting such accommodations.
- Competent in communication and interpersonal skills with adults and children
- Read and speak English fluently
- Basic numeracy with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
- Computers and standard computer software including Microsoft Office programs
Abilities:
- Discern when questions should be referred to the person in charge or the online librarian
- Follow written and verbal instructions
- Alphabetize and arrange books and other materials in an orderly fashion using standard library organizing structures
- Interact in a respectful manner with the public and library staff.
Other Requirements:
- Depending on job assignment may be required to be age 18.
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience using libraries
- Experience using technology (computers, smart phones, social networking)
- Experience working with the public
- Basic knowledge of the Dewey decimal system
- Fluency in Spanish, an Asian language or Sign language.
N/A
809 Center St., Room 6
Santa Cruz, California, 95060
831-420-5250
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Must be 16 years of age or older at time of application; some job assignments have a minimum age requirement of 18. -
Must be able to work at all Branches listed below.
-
This recruitment will close after sufficient applications have been received and will no longer appear on the City's website.
APPLICATION PROCESS:
- A completed online City application. Resumes are not accepted in lieu of filling out application form completely. Click the Apply button to begin the application process.
- Response to the supplemental questions. Failure to answer the supplemental questions will result in disqualification.
- Selected candidates must undergo fingerprint screening (paid for by the City) as part of the pre-employment process.
The Santa Cruz Public Library System consists of Four Regional Branch Libraries with additional Satellite Branches. Temporary Library Aides must be available to work at all of the following locations:
Downtown Branch
224 Church Street
Santa Cruz
Aptos Branch (currently closed for construction)
7695 Soquel Drive
Aptos
Boulder Creek Branch
13390 West Park Avenue
Boulder Creek
Branciforte Branch
230 Gault
Santa Cruz
Capitola Branch
2005 Wharf Road
Capitola
Felton Branch
Felton
Garfield Branch
705 Woodrow Avenue
Santa Cruz
La Selva Beach Branch
316 Estrella Drive
La Selva Beach
Live Oak Branch
2380 Portola Drive
Santa Cruz
Scotts Valley Branch
251 Kings Village Road
Scotts Valley
- Sorts, shelves, relocates, and searches for library materials.
- Prepares and packages books for shipment to other libraries.
- Reads shelves for accuracy or order, re-shelving materials as needed.
- Straightens and dusts library shelves daily or weekly as needed.
- Provides simple directional information to patrons.
- Performs simple circulation desk duties – e.g. checking in library materials.
- Provides patrons with basic guidance in using Santa Cruz Public Library (SCPL) website, catalog, and multi-function printers.
- May assist patrons with basic technology needs.
- Assists with setup/take down of meeting rooms or program spaces for library programming.
- May assist with programming on or off-site.
- Assists with light housekeeping such as picking up books, basic tidying and straightening up.
- May help staff open and close library branches.
- Acts as reporting agents with respect to the Library’s Code of Conduct and other safety matters.
- Performs other related duties as required.
WORKING CONDITIONS
The position requires frequent sitting, walking, standing, reaching, stooping, repetitive use of hands, and pushing in the performance of daily activities. Crouching, working overhead, grasping and twisting is required in the performance of weekly activities. Occasional climbing, kneeling, pulling, and finger dexterity is required. The position requires near and far vision and normal hearing in the performance of daily activities. The need to lift up to 35 pounds on a daily basis is required and with the need to lift up to 50 pounds on an occasional basis.
Some of these requirements may be accommodated for otherwise qualified individuals requiring and requesting such accommodations.
- Competent in communication and interpersonal skills with adults and children
- Read and speak English fluently
- Basic numeracy with addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division
- Computers and standard computer software including Microsoft Office programs
Abilities:
- Discern when questions should be referred to the person in charge or the online librarian
- Follow written and verbal instructions
- Alphabetize and arrange books and other materials in an orderly fashion using standard library organizing structures
- Interact in a respectful manner with the public and library staff.
Other Requirements:
- Depending on job assignment may be required to be age 18.
DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS
- Experience using libraries
- Experience using technology (computers, smart phones, social networking)
- Experience working with the public
- Basic knowledge of the Dewey decimal system
- Fluency in Spanish, an Asian language or Sign language.
N/A
The City of Santa Cruz offer benefits to temporary employees such as reimbursement up to $100 per quarter for a portion of health care costs (employee must work more than 220 hours in defined quarter) and discount bus pass program. Temporary service employees are eligible to participate in the CalPERS long term care insurance program.
Upon completion of 600 hours worked, employees receive 19 hours in-lieu time, and for every 200 hours of work thereafter, employees receive 9 hours of in-lieu time. In-Lieu time can be used for paid leave or paid in cash. The terms of listed benefits are subject to change, depending upon current MOU and future negotiations.
See MOU.
809 Center St., Room 6
Santa Cruz, California, 95060
831-420-5250
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