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Native Action Network Unemployment Benefits Administrator in Seattle, Washington

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Job Title:  Unemployment Navigator

Position Type: TemporaryFull-Time,Exempt

Location:  Seattle, Washington

Pay Range:  $83,075.20- $99,690.24/year (this is a 15-month

grant-funded position)

Reports To:  Operations Manager and, if not applicable, to the Board of Directors

Benefits:  Employer-sponsored health insurance stipend, Sick Leave, Paid

Time Off (PTO), employer retirement contribution, and paid holidays

 

AboutNativeActionNetwork:

Native Action Network (NAN) is a nonprofit organization organized to promote Native women's full representation, participation, and leadership in local, state, tribal, and national affairs. NAN achieves this by hosting intergenerational leadership forums, youth academies, 10-month Legacy of Leadership cohorts, leadership luncheons, nonprofit capacity-building workshops, as well as other community development and civic participation activities. Our focus on community development includes connecting our relatives to resources and opportunities that result in economic empowerment and stability.

 

PositionSummary:

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