The Vendor is required to provide temporary staffing services for include:
• Submit a criminal background check that includes a sex offender registry check on every temporary employee prior to working in a school cafeteria or in the central office.
• A criminal history check and a check of the sex offender registry must be conducted on all candidates working through the staffing agency in the school system in accordance with state law, policy 7100.
• Submit consumer notification and authorization-consumer reports consent for release of information form and health certificate forms for all temporary staff employees.
• Conduct and submit an annual background check on all temporary staff employees.
• Submit all temporary employee information to county forty-eight (48) hours before the orientation date.
• Have a 24-hour phone service in which child nutrition services can call to place staffing requests.
• Provide civil rights training as required by department.
• Verify that all temporary staff employees report to assignments in the approved county uniform.
• Must be capable of taking care of emergencies that may occur within the day
• The vendor shall be licensed and approved to do business in the state.
• Insurance requirements referenced within as well as any federal, state and local requirements shall be required and maintained
• Present sufficient qualified personnel to carry out the project in a timely fashion.
• Include staffing information.
• Demonstrated experience in performing similar projects.
• Experience with temporary labor services.
• Minimum 3 years staffing experience.
• Ability to provide staff with short notice
• Experience with public sector clients preferred
- Qualified temporary staffing employees working in a central office/warehouse/technology support assignment must:
1. Central office assignment
• Be approved by county before reporting to the central office assignment.
• Arrive on time to start work at the designated time and remain on the job until dismissed by the manager or his designee.
• Be able to lift a maximum of 35 lbs.
• Be a passenger in a delivery box truck to assist with unloading of product in the schools.
• Also be able to use a two-wheel hand truck to hand load cases of product.
2. Warehouse support assistant
• Approved by county before reporting to the warehouse assignment.
• Dress in the slacks and polo shirt and approved work shoes
• Arrive on time to start work at the designated time and remain on the job until dismissed by the manager or his designee.
• Work is considered heavy physical work, requiring the exertion of up to 100 pounds of force occasionally or 50 pounds of force constantly to move objects.
• Be a passenger in a delivery box truck to assist with unloading of product in the schools. Therefore, also be able to use a two-wheel hand truck to hand load cases of product.
• Responsibilities include assisting with loading and unloading deliveries, inventory support, and warehouse operations.
• May utilize a hand truck or pallet jack.
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