Final draft recruitment flyer Diversity Manager released

by AAELC Admin on December 27, 2016 in History • 0 Comments

← AAELC group returned memo and draft communicating suggested edits to recruitment flyer to the City Manager and Human Resources Director

AAELC returned memo communicating minor concerns/edits →

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Final draft recruitment flyer Diversity Manager released

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