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The City of Olathe's Olathe Public Library is hiring a part-time Library Page. Starting wage $15.81 - $16.58 per hour, depending on experience, with weekends required and a set weekly schedule.
This entry-level role involves shelving, assisting patrons, and using library technology; offers growth opportunities while providing excellent customer service in a beautiful library setting.
Part Time (up to 19 hours)
Are you looking for a part-time job and have a passion for libraries? Do you enjoy organizing and providing excellent customer service? If so, consider joining the Olathe Public Library as a Library Page. We are currently hiring for a part-time position with a starting wage of $15.81 - $16.58 per hour depending on experience.
We are committed to learning and growth at the City of Olathe. In this role, employees can learn new skills and handle varied responsibilities daily, ensuring that no two days are the same.
This is a permanent, year-round, entry-level position perfect for someone who enjoys working in a beautiful environment and providing exceptional customer service to the public. Set weekly schedule, subject to change with notice. Weekends are required. Flexibility in scheduling is highly preferred.
For more details, review the full job details and requirements below.
. One year of previous experience in library, retail, public service, or related experience is preferred. Candidates must pass a basic skill and shelving test. Must possess strong interpersonal skills, attention to detail, and organizational skills. A commitment to accuracy is essential to this role. Must be at least 16 years of age.
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Proficiency in verbal and written English language is required.Must have strong communication skills.
Environmental or Physical Demands** :** Work involves lifting and carrying up to 40 pounds, pushing and maneuvering book carts filled with library materials, loading, and stacking library route bins, walking, standing, reaching high and low shelves, and other limited physical activities. Emptying outside book returns in various weather conditions is also required.