Part time Radio Promotion Assistant

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morgan murphy mediaSpokane (WA)

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$16.66 - $17.50 per hour

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About the role

Radio Promotion AssistantKXLY Radio Group is a part of the KXLY Broadcast Group, a Morgan Murphy Media company. We are a family-owned, people first business located in Spokane, Washington, and our community is at the core of what we do and who we are. We have an opening for a part time Radio Promotion Assistant who will interact with listeners and positively represent our radio stations including 92.9 ZZU, Rock 94, The Big Coyote Country, Hot 969, KXLY 920 AM and ESPN Radio 700. If working in an office setting day in and day out is your dream job, this is not the job for you. As a Promotion Assistant, you'll be out and about in the community participating in radio events with a variety of local businesses. Set up and breakdown promotional material used for on-site promotion Maintain safe operation of company vehicles, prizes, equipment, and other promotional tools Point of contact at events and remotes Interact with listeners in a professional manner Ability to work flexible hours including all days, nights, weekends, and holidays Ability to lift and carry 70 lbs. Basic computer skills Excellent communication skills and ability to work well with others Creativity and self-motivation Ability to problem-solve and prioritize You'll get a supportive work environment with co-workers and managers who value your work, your time and your perspective. You'll get the training and support you need to do your job well.
Pay Range: $16.66/hour - $17.50/hour
Benefits: We offer part time employees and their families Employee Assistance Program benefits, 401(k), and paid time off including vacation time following 1 year of service (amount of vacation time depends on the number of hours worked), 1 hour of sick time for every 40 hours worked.
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