Thursday, July 11,20135:49 PM To - Menlo Park City Council Email

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Leticia M. Baldevarona on behalf of Kristine Cunningham
Thursday, July 11,20135:49 PM
Lee Pullen
Declined: Kristina: Lee 1:1
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Sandra Dalida
Bruce Wagstaff; Lee Pullen; Don Moody
James Ramoni
RE: PAG Audit
At the meeting with Internal Audit there were several comments/updated information related to PAGC Accounting that I
indicated were inaccurate. I was asked and agreed to:
forward the documentation indicating that the Internal Audit comments/updated information was not accurate
(such as before/after org charts, etc.). I sent the documents that I had agreed to send to Internal Audit.
Internal Audit was to:
review the documents and ask any additional clarifying questions
revise the Audit document comments/updated information for PAGC Accounting areas if they concurred with
the document provided
As of this moment, FMS has nothing else to provide Internal Audit. Need to see the revised Audit document to know if I
recommend to you that SSA:
a) Agree
b) Disagree (reason for why)
with the Findings related to PAGC Accounting.
Sandra Dalida
Chief Financial Officer
Social Services Agency
(408) 755-7202
From: Bruce Wagstaff
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2013 5:09 PM
To: Lee Pullen; Don Moody; Sandra Dalida
Cc: James Ramoni
Subject: PAG Audit
My notes indicate that we agreed to have our comments on the Controller’s PAG audit by tomorrow (7/12).
They wanted to shoot for a revised draft the week of the
What is the status?
Wi’
19th,
with the final by around the 24th
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Bruce Wagstaff
Thursday, July 11, 2013 5:09 PM
Lee Pullen; Don Moody; Sandra Dalida
James Ramoni
PAG Audit
My notes indicate that we agreed to have our comments on the Controller’s PAG audit by tomorrow (7/12).
They wanted to shoot for a revised draft the week of the
What is the status?
I:iYi
191h, with the final by around the 20,
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Conni Nicosia
Debbie Hartman
’Carrillo, Patricia; Lee Pullen; Priscilla Aleman; Arica Passama
RE: Final pay check for Duncan Lee Pullen
Yes and he won’t be here for the final check - his last official day with the county is tomorrow and we enter
time next week then are paid the following week - so two weeks will pass with him gone.
Yes - tomorrow he is taking a vacation day and he has been separated with the effective date as of Monday
7/15
Sincerely,
Conni
From: Debbie Hartman
To: Conn! Nicosia
Cc: ’Carrillo, Patricia’; Lee Pullen; Priscilla Aleman; Arica Passama
Subject: RE: Final pay check for Duncan Lee Pullen
Con n I
Lee can go into EPAY and print, has he already been separated?
Debbie Hartman
Santa Clara County
333 W. Julian San Jose, CA 95110
408-755-7139
408-755-7909 fax
From: Conn! Nicosia
To: Debbie Hartman
Subject: Final pay check for Duncan Lee Pullen
Debbie,
As you are aware tomorrow is Lee’s last day here in Santa Clara County, Social Services Agency. Lee was
signed up for ePAY and he will need his final check stub in hard copy. Okay for direct deposit - he would
simply like a record. Is there anything we need to do before he leaves to ensure this will happen?
Sincerely,
Conni Nicosia,
Sr. Executive Assistant
Wagtoff, Director
lflCf Services Agency
.intn Cicro Co&rnty
408/755-7701
[email protected]
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Agency News and Information Thursday, July 11, 2013:
Take a Look at the Transfer Opportunities for Available with Financial Management Services
1gi Senior Accountant (1376) /Accountant III (877) - Apply by Thursday, July 25
1 Financial Analyst II (A613)/Financial Analyst I (A6C) - Apply by Thursday, July 25
All Wage Verification Requests Sent to IHSS must be Submitted via Email - Effective Monday, July 15
Dress Lightly - HVAC Work on the Julian Campus may Cause Higher Temperatures in Parts of the Buildings
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Please Review: County User Responsibility Statement Sections Regarding Using County Systems for Personal
Activities
Find Out More in the Using Technology Section of the Policies and Procedures Page
, Central Services has an Immediate Transfer Opportunity for an Office Specialist II - Apply Online by
Thursday, July18
CEMA/ACE Administrative Employees Interested in Alternate Work Hours can Find the Procedures and Forms
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Carrillo, Patricia <Patricia.Carrillo'esa,sccgov.org >
Debbie Hartman; Conni Nicosia
Lee Pullen; Priscilla Aleman; Arica Passama
Hi,
I’m responsible for separating Lee. Once the transaction is complete the system will trigger him to go off direct deposit.
He will receive his final paycheck (hard copy) on 7/26 as his last day in the pay period is 7/12. I will need to know how to
distribute as it will come to me, i.e. mail or hold for pick up.
’patty
From: Debbie Hartman [mailto: Debbie.Hartmanssa.sccgov.org ]
To: Conni Nicosia
Cc: Carrillo, Patricia; Lee Pullen; Priscilla Aleman; Arica Passama
Conni
Debbie Hartman
Santa Clara County
408-755-7139
408-755-7909 fax
From: Conni Nicosia
To: Debbie Hartman
Debbie,
Sincerely,
Conni Nicosia,
Sr. Executive Assistant to
Bruce Wagstaff, Director
::g;;e( Sonvices Agency
Scoto C1ora County
408/755-7701
[email protected]
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Debbie Hartman
Conni Nicosia
OK I just received an out of office for him so maybe today is his last day.
We will print a copy and mail it to him
Debbie Hartman
Santa Clara County
408-755-7139
408-755-7909 fax
From: Debbie Hartman
To: Conni Nicosia
Conni
Debbie Hartman
Santa Clara County
408-755-7139
408-755-7909 fax
From: Conni Nicosia
To: Debbie Hartman
Debbie,
Sincerely,
Conni Nicosia,
Bruce Wagstaff, Director
.corvices .4&ency
CLvr County
408/755-7701
[email protected]
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Debbie Hartman
Conni Nicosia
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Debbie Hartman
Santa Clara County
408-755-7139
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From: Conni Nicosia
To: Debbie Hartman
Debbie,
Sincerely,
Conni Nicosia,
Druce Wogstaff, Director
5er’.’ ces
Soc
:cctcr Ccira Cornty
408/755-7701
[email protected]
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Conni Nicosia
Debbie Hartman
’Carrillo Patricia’; Lee Pullen; Priscilla Aleman; Arica Passama
Final pay check for Duncan Lee Pullen
Debbie,
Sincerely,
Conni Nicosia,
8 1 - ice Wcgstotf, Director
1 rOces Agency
Clara County
408/755-7701
[email protected]
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ESA Communications
Supreme Courts Ruling on DOMA
Dear County Employees,
On June 26, 2013, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that a portion of the Defense of Marriage Act
(DOMA), which denied federal benefits to same-sex couples who are legally married in the 12 states that
currently recognize same-sex marriages, is unconstitutional. These benefits include Social Security survivors’
benefits, insurance benefits, immigration and tax filing.
Up until now, for both same-sex domestic partners and same-sex married couples enrolled in employersponsored family medical plans, the IRS required employers to report the value paid by the employer of that
additional coverage for tax withholding purposes (imputed income). Also, for those same employees who have
a deduction for family medical coverage (generally, those employees enrolled in Health Net or who pay a prorated premium due to part-time status), that amount was also taxable.
What is the impact to the County’s health benefits?
Same-sex spouses (married in a state where same-sex marriages are legal) are now eligible for the same
favorable federal tax treatment as opposite-sex spouses under the County’s employee benefit programs. For
same-sex spouses, the County’s contribution to the same-sex spouse’s healthcare coverage will not be taxable to
the employee (there is no imputed income for same-sex spouses). Also, employee contributions for same-sex
spouse health coverage will now be paid on a pre-tax basis. For past imputed income applied prior to the ruling,
the County will wait until guidance is issued before taking any retroactive action.
I have a valid marriage certificate with my same-sex spouse (or I plan to get one soon). What should I do?
Once you have a valid marriage certificate, you must contact your department’s Employee Service Center to
report your marriage as a "qualifying life event." Enrolling your spouse in benefits needs to take place within 30
days of the marriage or, if already married, within 30 days of the Supreme Court’s decision [submit request to
Employee Service Center by no later than July 26, 2013], otherwise you can enroll your spouse during Open
Enrollment in September.
What if I have a same-sex Registered Domestic Partner but we are not married, will this decision have any
effect on me?
It is the County’s current understanding that the Supreme Court’s decision only applies to legally married
couples. Unless contrary guidance is provided, those in a registered domestic partnership would continue to
have imputed income applied to any benefit coverage they maintain for their domestic partner.
If you have any questions regarding this notice, please send an email to benefitsesa.sccgov.org
.
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Thursday, July 11, 20134:42 PM
Alcomendras, Gina; Blarney, Jim; Brown, Amy; bushey, shannon; Copley, Bruce; Courtney,
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Supreme Court’s Ruling on DOMA
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Please ensure there is distribution of the email below to your staff who have no county email account. Thank
you.
Dear County Employees,
On June 26, 2013, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that a portion of the Defense of Marriage Act
(DOMA), which denied federal benefits to same-sex couples who are legally married in the 12 states that
currently recognize same-sex marriages, is unconstitutional. These benefits include Social Security survivors’
benefits, insurance benefits, immigration and tax filing.
Up until now, for both same-sex domestic partners and same-sex married couples enrolled in employer-
sponsored family medical plans, the IRS required employers to report the value paid by the employer of that
additional coverage for tax withholding purposes (imputed income). Also, for those same employees who have
a deduction for family medical coverage (generally, those employees enrolled in Health Net or who pay a prorated premium due to part-time status), that amount was also taxable.
What is the impact to the County’s health benefits?
Same-sex spouses (married in a state where same-sex marriages are legal) are now eligible for the same
favorable federal tax treatment as opposite-sex spouses under the County’s employee benefit programs. For
same-sex spouses, the County’s contribution to the same-sex spouse’s healthcare coverage will not be taxable to
the employee (there is no imputed income for same-sex spouses). Also, employee contributions for same-sex
spouse health coverage will now be paid on a pre-tax basis. For past imputed income applied prior to the ruling,
the County will wait until guidance is issued before taking any retroactive action.
I have a valid marriage certificate with my same-sex spouse (or I plan to get one soon). What should I do?
Once you have a valid marriage certificate, you must contact your department’s Employee Service Center to
report your marriage as a "qualifying life event." Enrolling your spouse in benefits needs to take place within 30
days of the marriage or, if already married, within 30 days of the Supreme Court’s decision [submit request to
Employee Service Center by no later than July 26, 2013], otherwise you can enroll your spouse during Open
Enrollment in September.
What if I have a same sex Registered Domestic Partner but we are not married, will this decision have any
effect on me?
It is the County’s current understanding that the Supreme Court’s decision only applies to legally married
couples. Unless contrary guidance is provided, those in a registered domestic partnership would continue to
have imputed income applied to any benefit coverage they maintain for their domestic partner.
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If you have any questions regarding this notice, please send an email to benefits(esa.sccgov.org .
Luke Leung
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Peddycord, Dan <[email protected] >
Lee Pullen
RE: WHAT??
That’s a nice compliment. Thanks Lee. Please keep in touch. You’re one of the really good guys and we are
going to miss you.
Daniel Peddycord
Public Health Director
Santa Clara County
976 Lenzen Ave, 2nd floor
San Jose, CA 95126
408-792-5040 ph (Main Line)
408-792-5070 ph (Direct)
408-792-5041 fx
Santa Cara County
PUBLIC
HEALTH
From: Lee Pullen [mailto:Lee.Pullenssa.sccQov.org]
To: Peddycord, Dan
Subject: RE: WHAT??
Hi Dan,
Great working with you toot I’ll be sure to let them know in Mann how Santa Clara sets the gold standard in Public
Health.
Many thanks to you and your staff,
Lee
From: Peddycord, Dan [mailto: Dan.Peddycord(ThPHD.SCCGOV.ORG ]
To: Lee Pullen
Subject: WHAT??
Lee, I just heard that you are leaving us and heading back north to Mann County. I wanted to say I how much
I’ve enjoyed working with you here in Santa Clara and that I wish you the very best.
Dan
Daniel Peddycord
Santa Clara County
976 Lenzen Ave, 2nd floor
San Jose, CA 95126
408-792-5040 ph (Main Line)
408-792-5070 ph (Direct)
408-792-5041 fx
Santa Cara County
PUBUC
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Charlotte; Spiller, Cheryl ; Sylvester, Michael; Williams, Magali
Filosena, Leora@DSS; Lynch, Bernadette@cwda; Quichocho, Sue@DSS
Los Angeles County Go-Live Announcement
Counties,
For those of you on the Production Status Call this afternoon who have not seen the official announcement
sent by CDSS last week, I have copy/ pasted it below. This mailing includes the County Director’s, CMII’S
II SPOC, CMIPS II Project Manager’s and the IHHS Program Manager’s. Please forward to anyone else in
the county that may need to know this information.
From: 055 APB Inquiry Response
Sent: Tuesday, July 09, 2013 5:03 PM
Subject: FYI: CMPIS II - Los Angeles County
To CWDA, IHSS Program Managers, and Public Authority:
On June 25, 2013, CDSS met with the 051 Project team, CWDA, Los Angeles County and a County
workgroup (counties currently using CMIPS II in production). The L.A. conversion timeline was reviewed and
it was agreed upon to set the LA County Go-Live date to Tuesday, September 3, 2013.
The September 3rd Go-Live date would impact the counties in the following way:
Aug. 26 (COB Mon);
Aug. 28 (COB Wed):
Aug. 29Sept. 2 (Thur
Aug. 29 (Thur AM):
Sept. 1 (Sun):
Sept. 2 (Mon):
Sept. 3 (Tues):
- Mon)
Last day for L.A. to do payroll in Legacy CMIPS
Last day for L.A. to do Case Management in Legacy CMIPS
CMIPS II down
Legacy CMIPS down for several hours
L.A. final data review
State Holiday
Go-Live for L.A. County,
CMIPS II available for all production counties
The net result is that there will be total of two days of CMIPS II down-time (on August 29th and 30th) Taking
into consideration of Sept. 2nd being the Labor Day holiday, there is no change to the original planned
downtime previously communicated.
The following county business factors were taken into consideration:
Schedule the CMIPS II down-time to coincide with non-peak workloads
Minimize the impact to the counties by scheduling downtime to be consecutive days
It should be noted the adjusted implementation date for Los Angeles County will not affect the Go-Live date for
the Group 4 counties, planned for Nov. 4, 2013.
Thank You
CDSS
Neola Leipus
Stakeholder coordinator
Office of Systems Integration
MlPS II Project
Phone -(916) 263-1705
FAX -(916) 263-8627
Email - Neola.Leipusosi.ca.gov
Address:
P.O. Box 138014
Sacramento, CA 95813-8014
Helpdesk
SSA NON-DFCS; Foster Care Liaisons
Helpdesk
Support Bulletin: CaIWIN release 32/33 - SD Ticket #369596
From:
Sent:
To:
Cc:
Subject:
TO: District Offices - Eligibility and Clerical Staff
WHEN:
7/12/13
WHAT: Please do not submit any more Case Comment tickets.
WHY: CATS is fully aware that Rel 32/33 has created many issues with Case Comment functionality. We are
tracking and referring all issues to the Project. Program is also aware that we will need to look at business
process in the interim.
HOW LONG: Not known at this time.
WORKAROUNDS: Be sure to press the Search button to enable the fields on the Search Case
Comments window.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY (outage notifications only):
For more information, please contact the Agency Helpdesk, Option 1
Best Regards,
IS Support Services
To report a problem please call the Agency Helpdesk at 408-755-7575:
Option I - IS Helpdesk
Option 2 - SFIS/EBT/VVDTIP/MEDS/CaIWIN Application Helpdesk
Option 3 - DFCS - CWS/CMS Helpdesk.
For information on what the acronyms or applications mean, please click link below:
County Acronyms <http://intranet.ssa.co.santaclara.ca.us/main/acronvms.pdf >
chftry/Iintranet,ssa.co.santa-clara,ca,usldepartment/docs/loqin lanq,pdf>
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Peddycord, Dan <[email protected] >
Lee Pullen
WHAT??
Lee, I just heard that you are leaving us and heading back north to Mann County. I wanted to say I how much
I’ve enjoyed working with you here in Santa Clara and that I wish you the very best.
Daniel Peddycord
Santa Clara County
976 Lenzen Ave. 2nd floor
San Jose, CA 95126
408-792-5040 ph (Main Line)
408-792-5070 ph (Direct)
408-792-5041 fx
Santa Qara County
PUBL!C
HEALTH:
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CDSS Official Announcements@DSS <CDSsOfficialAnnouncements'dss.ca.gov >
Recently Posted All County Letter - Welfare-To-Work Division
The California Department of Social Services has recently posted the following document(s) on its
Internet website:
ACL 13-58 (July 8, 2013) <http://www.cdss.ca.gov/Iettersnotices/entres/cietinfolacl/201 3/1 3-58.pdf>
Waiving The Recertification Interview For Nonassistance CalFresh Households In Which All Adults
Are Elderly Or Disabled Without Earned Income
To access this information, point your web browser to:
<http://www,dss.cahwnet.gov/Iettersnotices/default.htm >.
Please note that all documents are being provided in Adobe Acrobat 9.1 format. If you do not have
the free Acrobat Reader software, please point your browser to:
<http://qet ,adobe.comfreader/>
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Leticia M. Baldevarona
Lee Pullen; Priscilla Aleman
PAR Approver Item: 201 3108/02-BU0501 CC=4721 -Heu, Nancy-PLA-Cutoffr2ol 3/08/02Leave
You have tasks assigned to you.
Work Space for all work items: http://elf/worklist
Subject:
Location:
Canceled: Directors
ECR
Start:
End:
Show Time As:
Mon 9/16/2013 11:00 AM
Mon 9116/2013 12:00 PM
Free
Recurrence:
Recurrence Pattern:
Monthly
the third Monday of every I month from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Meeting Status:
Not yet responded
Organizer:
Required Attendees:
Bruce Wagstaff
Conni Nicosia; Gina Sessions; James Ramoni; Lori Medina; Mary Shamouei; Sandra Dalida;
Denise Boland; Lee Pullen
Importance
High
When: Monday, September 16, 2013 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).
Where: ECR
Note: The GMT offset above does not reflect daylight saving time adjustments.
It appears some of the Monday Directors meetings have disappeared off the calendar.
Adding them back
Sincerely,
Conni
6/5/13
X7701
From:
Sent:
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Subject:
Diane Kaljian cDKALJlANschsd.org >
Lee Pullen
RE: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
Lee,
That’s great! We are happy to have you back in the north bay. Will you be coming to C4A now? I don’t know how you did
that commute for as long as you did.
I hope you get some time off in between the two jobs. See you when you’ve made the transition.
Diane
From: Lee Pullen [mailto: Lee.Pullenssa.sccaov.orQ]
To: Diane Kaljian
Subject: RE: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
Oh hello, I’ve been meaning to write. They didn’t fire me; I decided to go back to Mann! So, I’ll start there on 7/22,
overseeing AAA and Adult Services. I shall report to Heather.
Maybe I should tell Lisa and a few others. Have a great summer and see you soon,
Lee
From: Diane Kaljian [mailto: DKAUIANschsd.org ]
To: Lee Pullen
Subject: FW: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
Hi Lee,
What’s up? Gary and I are curious. Hope you are okay.
Diane Kaijian
Adult and Aging Services Director
707.565.5932
dkaljianschsd.org
From: Sanchez, Joanne [mailto:sanchifcoJresno.ca.us]
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2013 8:39 AM
To: Anglea Struckmann; Bethany Berube; Bill Weidinger; Cathy Senderling; Diana Boyer; Diane Kaljian; Ellen Schmeding;
Eloise Sotelo; Gary Andrews; Greg Wiltshire; Gurss, Joel; Karl Beuerman; Kathy Gallagher; Maria Corona; Rachel Americo;
Sandy Skezas; Vickie Molzen; Allegra C. Wilson; Amparo Buck; Anne Hinton; Anne Watts; Aregawie Yosef; Becky
Thompson; Bekkie Emery; Berndatte Lynch; Bill Weidinger; Bo Sumba Chea; Bonnie Tuel; Brad Parks; Brenda Pebley;
Brenda Prather; Bryan Lowery; Carol Mitchell; Cecilia Espinola; Charlene Reid; Cheryl Trenwith; Chris Mathias; Crystal
Markytan; Cyndi Girardi; Cynthia Schmidt; Danette Little; Danna Babella; Dean Fujimoto; Deanne Perry-Ellis; Debbi
Thomson; Debbie Walsh; Debra Morrow; Donna Wheeler; Doris Jones; Dorothy Provenclo; Elberta Filer; Eleanor
Makhlouf; Elizabeth Kelly; Eloise Sotello; Espinosa, Linda; Floridalma Valencia; Gail Washington; Gary Fontenot; Games,
Grace; Heidi Sonzena; Henry Espinosa; Himes, Howard; Irene Cole; Jan Pollard; Jan Viss; Jane Adams; Jane Hixson;
Janet Walker-Conroy; Janice Meehan; Janice Rector; Jayle Goucher; Jean Dickinson; Jean Turner; Jeannette Johnson;
Jeff Dent; Jeff Lambaren; Jennifer Bransford-Koons; Jewel Lee; Jill Nielsen; Jim Bunnell; Jim Livingston; Jim Ramoni;
Gurss, Joel; John Cottrell; John Logan; Jonathan Hudson; Juan Andrade; Judy Yokel; Julie Loats; Karl Porter; Kat
Lauterback; Katherine D. Young; Kathy Cilley-Wagner; Kathy Maes; Kelly Carpenter; Kevin Mannel; Krista Brown; Kristin
Brown; Lanora Pook; Laura Walny; Lee Jackson; Lee Pullen; Linda Duggins; Linda Henderson; Linda Mock; Linda Orrante;
Lisa Lahowe; Lisa Mancini; Lisa Shiner; Lito Morillo; Lorenza Sanchez; Sanchez, Greg; Christine Applegate; Danny Morris;
Eileen Carroll; Kelly Woodard; Debra L. Thomson, Chief; Shelly Johnson
Subject: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
On behalf of Santa Clara County Director, Bruce Wagstaff, attached is a position announcement for the Director of Adult
and Aging Services. Please contact Bruce with any questions. Thank you.
JoAnne Razo-Sanchez, Secretory
Department of Social Services Administration
2135 Fresno Street, Suite 100
Fresno, CA 93721
Desk (559) 600-2318
Mail stop #109
[email protected]
NOTICE: This
email message and/or its attachments may contain
email.
Subject:
Location:
Canceled: Lee 1:1 w/Bruce
Bruce’s Office
Start:
End:
Show Time As:
Wed 1/29/2014 11:00 AM
Wed 1/29/2014 12:00 PM
Free
Recurrence:
Recurrence Pattern:
Weekly
every Wednesday from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Meeting Status:
Not yet responded
Organizer:
Required Attendees:
Bruce Wagstaff
Lee Pullen; Priscilla Aleman; Conni Nicosia
Importance:
High
When: Wednesday, January 29, 2014 11:00 AM-12:00 PM (GMT-08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).
Where: Bruce’s Office
Note: The GMT offset above does not reflect daylight saving time adjustments.
Deleting this instance in January 2014
From:
Sent:
Subject:
CDSS Official Announcements@DSS <cDSSOfficialAnnouncementsdss.ca.gOV >
Recently Posted All County Letter - Welfare-To-Work Division
Internet website:
ACL 13-59 (July 11, 2013) <http://www.cdss ,ca.qov/lettersnotices/entres/Qetinfofacl/20l 3/1 3-59.pdf>
California Work Opportunity And Responsibility To Kids (CaIWORK5) Program: Release Of Third Set
Of Questions And Answers For Senate Bill (SB) 1041 (Chapter 47, Statutes Of 2012) CaIWORKs
Welfare-To-Work (WTW) Program Changes
chttp://www.dss.cahwnet ,qov/lettersnoticesfdefault.htm>.
<http://qet.adobe.com/reader/ >
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To:
Subject:
Attachments:
Diane Kaljian cDKALJlANschsd.org >
Lee Pullen
FW: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
Dir Aging Adult Services. pdf
Hi Lee,
What’s up? Gary and I are curious. Hope you are okay.
Diane Kaijian
Adult and Aging Services Director
707.565.5932
dkaljianschsd.org
From: Sanchez, Joanne [rnailto:sanchif'co.fresno.ca.us ]
To: Anglea Struckmann; Bethany Berube; Bill Weidinger; Cathy Senderling; Diana Boyer; Diane Kaljian; Ellen Schmeding;
Eloise Sotelo; Gary Andrews; Greg Wiltshire; Gurss, Joel; Karl Beuerman; Kathy Gallagher; Maria Corona; Rachel Americo;
Sandy Skezas; Vickie Molzen; Allegra C. Wilson; Ampere , Buck; Anne Hinton; Anne Watts; Aregawie Yosef; Becky
Thompson; Bekkie Emery; Berndatte Lynch; Bill Weidinger; 60 Sumba Chea; Bonnie Tuel; Brad Parks; Brenda Pebley;
Brenda Prather; Bryan Lowery; Carol Mitchell; Cecilia Espinola; Charlene Reid; Cheryl Trenwith; Chris Mathias; Crystal
Markytan; Cyndi Girardi; Cynthia Schmidt; Danette Little; Danna Babella; Dean Fujimoto; Deanne Perry-Ellis; Debbi
Thomson; Debbie Walsh; Debra Morrow; Donna Wheeler; Doris Jones; Dorothy Provencio; Elberta Filer; Eleanor
Makhlouf; Elizabeth Kelly; Eloise Sotello; Espinosa, Linda; Floridalma Valencia; Gail Washington; Gary Fontenot; Games,
Grace; Heidi Sonzena; Henry Espinosa; Himes, Howard; Irene Cole; Jan Pollard; Jan Viss; Jane Adams; Jane Hixson;
Janet Walker-Conroy; Janice Meehan; Janice Rector; Jayle Goucher; Jean Dickinson; Jean Turner; Jeannette Johnson;
Jeff Dent; Jeff Lambaren; Jennifer Bransford-Koons; Jewel Lee; Jill Nielsen; Jim Bunnell; Jim Livingston; Jim Ramoni;
Gurss, Joel; John Cottrell; John Logan; Jonathan Hudson; Juan Andrade; Judy Yokel; Julie Loats; Karl Porter; Kat
Lauterback; Katherine D. Young; Kathy Cilley-Wagner; Kathy Maes; Kelly Carpenter; Kevin Mannel; Krista Brown; Kristin
Brown; Lanora Pook; Laura Walny; Lee Jackson; Lee Pullen; Linda Duggins; Linda Henderson; Linda Mock; Linda Orrante;
Lisa Lahowe; Lisa Mancini; Lisa Shiner; Lito Morillo; Lorenza Sanchez; Sanchez, Greg; Christine Applegate; Danny Morris;
Eileen Carroll; Kelly Woodard; Debra L. Thomson, Chief; Shelly Johnson
Subject: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
JoAnne Razo-Sanchez, Secretary
Fresno, CA 93721
Desk (559) 600-2318
Mail stop #109
[email protected]
From:
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To:
Subject:
Rebecca Pizano-Torres
Lee Pullen
RE: so long
Thank you, Lee,
That means a great deal to me. The County of San Mann is very fortunate to have you. ' Take care,
Rebecca
From: Lee Pullen
To: Rebecca Pizano-Torres
Subject: RE: so long
Rebecca,
It’s been a pleasure. Thank you for your intelligent, personable and balanced approach to our work. I have a great deal
of respect for you.
Truly,
Lee
From: Rebecca Pizano-Torres
To: Lee Pullen
Subject: so long
Hello Lee,
I just want to say thank you for all the hard work and dedication to our agency and especially to ours. I know that it’
hasn’t been easy overseeing our office, but your calm and supportive demeanor have meant a great deal to me and the
rest of the deputies. You will be missed. All the very best to you in your future endeavors I
R.Becca cPizano -Torres
(Deputy Tutic quarfian/couseroator
Office of the q’u6&j4iminutrator/guarr&zn/Cotuerator
’EOX8wc 760, San Jose, Ca 95106-0760
408 755- 7655 ’Direct
408 755-7955 Tat
408 755-7610 Main Line
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Sent:
To:
Subject:
Attachments:
Priscilla Aleman
Lee Pullen
FW: PAGC Grand Jury Report Back
Response to Grand Jury Report 062813.docx
Priscilla 9-tleman
Executive Assistant to
Lee Pullen, Director
Department of Aging and Adult Services
333 West Julian Street
San Jose, CA 95110
Ph: (408) 755-7600
[email protected]
From: Priscilla Aleman
Sent: Thursday, June 27, 2013 3:21 PM
To: Conni Nicosia
Subject: PAGC Grand Jury Report Back
Conni,
Please add the attached report back to SSA letterhead and forward to the office of Gary Graves-Bruce may want to
review once more before sending.
Thank you,
TriscitTa J4leman
Executive Assistant to
Lee Pullen, Director
Department of Aging and Adult Services
333 West Julian Street
San Jose, CA 95110
Ph: (408) 755-7600
priscilla.Alemanssa.sccgov.org
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Subject:
Warren, Benjamin <[email protected] >
Thursday, July 11, 2013 11:60 AM
Lee Pullen
Welcome Back to MC
It will be good to see you. When will you start?
Benjamin
Email Disclaimer:
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Rebecca Pizano-Torres
Lee Pullen
so long
Hello Lee,
I just want to say thank you for all the hard work and dedication to our agency and especially to ours. I know that it’
hasn’t been easy overseeing our office, but your calm and supportive demeanor have meant a great deal to me and the
rest of the deputies. You will be missed. All the very best to you in your future endeavors I
q46ecca Pizano -Tones
’Deputy PuB& guardian/Conservator
Office of the Tu 6 &fiiministrator/uartfuzn/Conservator
cE O.(Boc 760, San Jose, Ca 95106-0760
408 755- 7655 ’Direct
408 755-7955 Ta
408 755-7610 Wain Line
From:
Sent
To:
Subject:
Kari Beuerman <[email protected]>
Lee Pullen
Re: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
Oh, thank you. I was on the list and did receive it though. twill discuss it with Pippa.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 11, 2013, at 9:55 AM, ’Lee Pullen" <Lee.PulIenssa.sccgov.g> wrote:
> Karl and Randy,
>
> I cannot find your names on here. I think this is an old Adults list.
>
> From: Sanchez, Joanne Irnito:sarclifcQiresnaca.us]
> Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2013 8:39 AM
> To: Anglea Struckmann; Bethany Berube; Bill Weidinger; Cathy
> Senderling; Diana Boyer; Diana Kaljian; Ellen Schmeding; Eloise
> Sotelo; Gary Andrews; Greg Wiltshire; Gurss, Joel; Karl Beuerman;
> Kathy Gallagher; Maria Corona; Rachel Americo; Sandy Skezas; Vickie
> Molzen; Allegra Wilson; Amparo Buck; Anne Hinton; Anne Watts; Aregawie
> Yosef; Becky Thompson; Bekkie Emery; Berndatte Lynch; Bill Weidinger;
> Bo Sumba Chea; Bonnie Tuel; Brad Parks; Brenda Pebley; Brenda Prather;
> Bryan Lowery; Carol Mitchell; Cecilia Espinola; Charlene Reid; Cheryl
> Trenwith; Chris Mathias; Crystal Markytan; Cyndi Girardi; Cynthia
> Schmidt; Danette Little; Danna Babella; Dean Fujimoto; Deanne
> Perry-Ellis; Debbi Thomson; Debbie Walsh; Debra Morrow; Donna Wheeler;
> Doris Jones; Dorothy Provencio; Elberta Filer; Eleanor Makhlouf;
> Elizabeth Kelly; Eloise Sotello; Espinosa, Linda; Floridalma Valencia;
> Gail Washington; Gary Fontenot; Gomes, Grace; Heidi Sonzena; Henry
> Espinosa; Himes, Howard; Irene Cole; Jan Pollard; Jan Viss; Jane
> Adams; Jane Hixson; Janet Walker-Conroy; Janice Meehan; Janice Rector;
> Jayle Goucher; Jean Dickinson; Jean Turner; Jeannette Johnson; Jeff
> Dent; Jeff Lambaren; Jennifer Bransford-Koons; Jewel Lee; Jill
> Nielsen; Jim Bunnell; Jim Livingston; James Ramoni; Gurss, Joel; John
> Cottrell; John Logan; Jonathan Hudson; Juan Andrade; Judy Yokel; Julie
> Loats; Karl Porter; Kat Lauterback; Katherine D. Young; Kathy
> Cilley-Wagner; Kathy Maes; Kelly Carpenter; Kevin Mannel; Krista
> Brown; Kristin Brown; Lanora Pook; Laura Walny; Lee Jackson; Lee
> Pullen; Linda Duggins; Linda Henderson; Linda Mock; Linda Orrante;
> Lisa Lahowe; Lisa Mancini; Lisa Shiner; Lito Morillo; Lorenza Sanchez;
> Sanchez, Greg; Christine Applegate; Danny Morris; Eileen Carroll;
> Kelly Woodard; Debra L. Thomson, Chief; Shelly Johnson
> Subject: Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services
> Position
> On behalf of Santa Clara County Director, Bruce Wagstaff, attached is a position announcement for the Director of
Adult and Aging Services. Please contact Bruce with any questions. Thank you.
> JoAnne Razo-Sanchez, Secretary
> Department of Social Services Administration
> 2135 Fresno Street, Suite 100
> Fresno, CA 93721
> Desk (559) 600-2318
> Mail stop #109
>jflchez co. fresno. ca . us<mai Ito :[email protected] .u7
>
> NOTICE: This email message and/or its attachments may contain
> information that is confidential or restricted. It is intended only
> for the individuals named as recipients in the message. If you are NOT
> an authorized recipient, you are prohibited from using, delivering,
> distributing, printing, copying, or disclosing the message or content
> to others and must delete the message from your computer. If you have
> received this message in error, please notify the sender by return
> email.
> <Dir Aging Adult Services.pdf>
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Subject:
Karl Beuerman cKar[[email protected] >
Thursday, July 11,201310:04 AM
Lee Pullen
Thursday
Hello, on this day before your last day in SC. I think you said they will have a brunch for you today. I hope you get the
send off and recognition you deserve, and I hope more people than not are like that deputy PG who realized what
extraordinary and admirable traits you brought to the position, so there. Today, in an attempt to begin to regain the
energy and functioning level of a normal person, I will go on an outing. KDF will go to Secret sushi at 4:15 to wait in line
for a table. Cecilia Garcia will swing by and pick me up just before 5, and drop me at the doors as they open! Then we
will gobble delicious sushi, and I should be home and back in my robe by 7:30.1 really hope this plan goes well. I have
been weaning myself off my meds by chopping them in half and by only taking the narcotic at night. I feel I must start to
regain some of my physical and mental abilities in preparation for work on Mon, yes? Ok, I will just go lie down for
awhile now. Thank you.
Sent from my iPhone
On Jul 10, 2013, at 2:17 PM, "Lee Pullen" <Lee.Pullenssa.sccgov.org > wrote:
> Isn’t that what manly men drink?
> -----Original Message-> From: Kari Beuerman fmailto:[email protected]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2013 1:52 PM
> To: Lee Pullen
> Subject: Re: Postings
> Willyou really have a beer tonight? Do you drink beer?
> Sent from my iPhone
> On Jul 10, 2013, at 1:29 PM, "Lee Pullen" <Lee.Pullenssa.sccgov.org > wrote:
>> How can you see that my job is posted? I saw Bobbi Hobbi and we hugged. My party was very fun last night. Are you
sleeping still?
>>
Original Message---->> From: Kari Beuerman [mailto:Kari.Beuermanhsd.co.santa-cruz.ca.us]
>> Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2013 1:28 PM
>> To: Lee Pullen
>> Subject: Postings
>>
>> Hey, hello. I see that your job is posted. I hear that Bobbi Hobbi is thrilled about your return to Mann! How is it
going? What was your party like last night?
>>
>> Sent from my iPhone
>> NOTICE: This email message and/or its attachments may contain
>> information that is confidential or restricted. it is intended only
>> for the individuals named as recipients in the message. If you are
>> NOT an authorized recipient, you are prohibited from using,
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IP Tatiana submitted both her parent’s Jun A timesheets to the processing facility early and as a result they were
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Informational Santa Clara County Aging & Adult Services Position
Dir Aging Adult Services. pdf
JoAnne Razo-Sanchez, Secretary
Fresno, CA 93721
Desk (559) 600-2318
Mail stop #109
[email protected]
Our mission is to promote a safe, dignified and independent lifestyle for seniors, dependent adults and people with
disabilities through timely and responsive systems of protective services, quality nutrition and supportive in-home
services. We advocate for seniors, dependent adults, and people with disabilities, as well as safeguard the property and
manage the assets of conservatees and decedent estates.
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An Executive Management Career Opportunity
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The Director, Adult and Aging Services is an Executive Management position that under general
direction, plans, organizes and directs through subordinate managers, the activities of the
Department ofAdult and Aging Services within the Social Services Agency. Divisions within this
department include: In-Home Support Services, Adult Protective Services, Senior Nutrition
Program, Public Administrator/Guardian/Conservator Program.
Management responsibilities include planning, organizing, managing, evaluating and
directing the operations and staff of the Department of Adult and Aging Services; provide
administrative direction to managers in the formulation and implementation of departmental
objectives consistent with the overall goals of the Agency; ensure the establishment of policies and procedures to meet legal
requirements, county policies, goals, and the delivery of required service levels; provide guidance and direction in order to
improve the understanding by staff of program and administrative policies and procedures; determine budgetary requirements
and administer expenditures; review organizational structure, issues and operational methods for maximum efficiency and
effectiveness; maintain close working relations with the conununity for the purpose of assessing program needs and the
evaluation of the validity and effectiveness of the service programs offered by the Department and perform related work as
required.
The Social Services Agency (SSA) of Santa Clara County is one of the largest public agencies
in the County. SSA currently employs over 2,500 staff and has an annual operating budget of
$600 million. SSA provides direct services through three operating departments: the
Department of Family and Children Services, the Department of Aging and Adult Services,
and the Department of Employment and Benefit Services .-. and contracts with a wide range of
community based agencies. SSA has established a strong reputation as a progressive
organization committed to promoting economic self-sufficiency, strengthening families,
protecting children and frail adults, assisting the elderly and disabled in meeting their basic
needs and collaborating with the community in developing and operating preventative and
safety net services. The Agency is committed to implementing technology solutions to
improve service to the community and productivity.
The Social Services Agency Department of Aging and Adult Services (DAAS) provides a number of services that promote
safety, security, wellness, and independence of seniors and disabled adults.
Adult Protective Services (APS) responds to reports of abuse or neglect of elders and dependent adults who cannot
advocate for themselves or carry out normal activities. APS investigates the safety risk, and makes referrals to supportive
services in the community.
Public Administrator/Guardian/Conservator (PAGC) staff provides security for elder and dependent adults, creates
personal care plans, and safeguards conservatee and decedent property by marshalling, managing and maximizing assets
of their estates and protects them as required by applicable government codes.
The Senior Nutrition Program (SNP) contributes to wellness, providing high quality, cost efficient, nutritious meals to
seniors and promotes the role of nutrition through neighborhood locations as well as by home delivery.
In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) offers assistance with daily activities such as housekeeping, transportation, and
personal care, maintaining the independence to disabled people and frail elderly which ensure they can remain
independently in their homes and in control of their lives.
The Department of Aging and Adult Services is located at the Social Service Agency Administrative campus on Julian Street
in Downtown San Jose. DAAS employs a staff of 218 and is operating on a Fiscal Year 2014 budget of $32 million.
A qualified candidate would typically acquire the necessary knowledge and abilities through education and experience
equivalent to a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services, Gerontology, Public or Business Administration, or a directly related
field and a minimum of three to five years experience in an administrative/managerial capacity directing the provision of
client services in adult service programs.
Candidates should possess thorough knowledge of the principles and practices of management necessary to plan, organize,
direct, manage and evaluate programs, administrative policies, organizational structures, and human services problems; basic
provisions of government codes pertaining to public assistance, conservatorship and other social services; federal, state and
county adult services programs and their supporting legislation; principles, practices and techniques of administration,
organization, budget preparation, personnel management, affirmative action, labor relations, counseling, supervision, training
and development, financial administration, and public relations; administrative problems involved in a large public social
services department; social casework objectives, concepts and methods; principles of community organization and
consultation; and knowledge of long-term care principles.
In addition, candidates should have demonstrated ability to plan, organize, direct and coordinate the work of a large
professional and clerical social services staff in adult services programs; formulate and implement policies and procedures for
the administration of adult social services programs; select, supervise and evaluate the work of staff effectively communicate
in both oral and written form; Interpret and enforce federal, state and county laws and guidelines applicable to adult social
services programs; effectively represent the Department and Agency on a variety of matters; develop and effectively utilize all
available resources; establish and maintain effective working relationships with others, especially sensitive relationships with
representatives of other agencies or governmental units and citizen groups, and deal tactfully and persuasively with others in
controversial situations.
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The County of Santa Clara is seeking a proven executive who will be a progressive, energetic, responsive, politically astute
and confident leader who is flexible, a good problem solver and customer service oriented. He/She should be a team player
and possess the creative vision to advance the Agency’s services. Additionally, he/she will thrive in a high pressure, fast
paced, dynamic and changing environment with constantly shifting priorities. Interpersonal skills and the ability to easily
relate and adjust to a variety of situations and personalities, and to communicate with staff at all levels is a must.
CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES
Maintain and improve the quality of the Department of Aging and Adult Services programs.
Enhance outreach to underserved populations, i.e., frail, vulnerable, isolated, non-English-speaking.
Expand community partnerships to enhance the coordination of programs and services for elder and dependent adults.
Work as part of the SSA Executive team to develop strategies and plans to meet the needs of the residents of the county,
and meets all federal, state, and local program requirements.
Develop positive relationships with internal and external customers in providing the highest levels of administrative
support.
COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS
$110,518$141,774 Annually, DOE
The County provides a generous Executive Management benefit package that includes:
County participation in California Public Retirement System (CaIPERS)
Health Insurance: Single Premium Fully paid on all health plans; Family Premium - Fully paid depending on plan
Dental/Vision Insurance: Single and family premiums filly paid
$200,000 Double Indemnity Term Life Insurance coverage paid by the County
Annual Leave: 36 days per fiscal year, including Annual Leave "Cash-Out" Program
12 paid holidays per calendar year
Administrative Leave: In lieu of personal leave, education leave, bereavement leave, etc.
Note: For new members, salaries above a limitation imposed by federal law (that limit is $113, 700 for 2013): (1) neither the County nor the employee will
make contributions to FERS on the portion of salary that exceed the limit, and (2) the portion of the salary that exceeds the limit is not used by PERS to
calculate the retirement benefit For current members, the limit is $255, 000 for 2013.
Santa Clara County, sometimes referred to as "Silicon Valley," is unique because of its combination of geographic attractiveness and social diversity. With its numerous natural amenities and one of the highest standards of
living in the country, it has long been considered one of the best areas in the United States to live and work. The
County’s population of 1.7 million is the largest in northern California, one of the State’s most heterogeneous,
rich in ethnic and cultural diversity, and enjoying access to all of the attractions of the San Francisco Bay Area.
There are 15 cities within the County’s boundaries: Campbell, Cupertino, Gilroy, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Los
Gatos, Milpitas, Monte Sereno, Morgan Hill, Mountain View, Palo Alto, San Jose, Santa Clara, Saratoga, and
Sunnyvale.
The elected five-member Board of Supervisors establishes policies to address issues that affect the day-to-day operation of County
government and is responsible for an annual operating and capital improvement budget of more than
$3.8 billion. It adopts
ordinances that affect the unincorporated communities and oversees the budget. The County operates under a "charter" form of
government, which gives the County more responsibility and authority. Under this charter, the Board appoints a County Executive
to administer County government.
information is
Please answer the following questions and submit your responses with a completed application and resume. This
REQUIRED, as it will be used to initially determine minimum qualifications. For those applicants meeting the employment
standards, this information will be critical in the subsequent competitive assessment to identify those candidates to be invited to the
oral examination.
Resumes will not be accepted in lieu of required supplemental responses
The responses to this questionnaire should be limited to 2-3 pages. For eac Jhrelevant position held, please provide specific
information that clearly describes:
I.
2.
3.
4.
Your functional areas of responsibility;
The size and type of each organization;
Your position within each organization and the title of the position to which you report(ed); and
The number and level of staff managed,
In addition, please detail the following:
In your experience managing/directing the provisions of client services in adult service programs, describe your most
significant departmental challenge. Explain the steps you took to implement a successful outcome. If the outcome was not
successful; what did you do to mitigate the circumstances?
6.
Describe your most significant experience in improving long-term care services for aged and disabled adults. Explain how
you involved knowledge management, and staff and community stakeholders.
It is anticipated that this recruitment will be open until filled. The first initial review of applications will be July 26, 2013,
You are encouraged to apply as soon as possible as the filing period may be extended further or close as early as
10 days from issue date if necessary.
All qualified applications will be subject to a preliminary competitive rating to identify those candidates to be invited to the oral
interview process. It is critical for applicants to submit an application, resume, and restronses to the SUDDlemental questionne.
If you have any questions please contact Patricia Carrillo, Executive Services at (408) 299-5897.
To apply online please go to:
ww wsc ciobs.or ia
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organizations, businesses, and government to develop creative solutions that improve the lives of all older
adults. NCOA works with thousands of organizations across the country to help seniors find jobs and
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