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Re[2]: Open Radiation Safety Technician Position at UC Berke



     
Salary is low. I'll probably pay $30+K in upstate NY (Albany) where the median 
house costs about $105K.

Brian M. Methe'

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Subject: Re: Open Radiation Safety Technician Position at UC Berkeley
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at Internet-Mail
Date:    6/29/98 11:05 AM


In a message dated 6/26/98 10:13:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
 rodlaser@uclink4.berkeley.edu writes:
     
<< Subj:  Open Radiation Safety Technician Position at UC Berkeley
 Date: 6/26/98 10:13:02 PM Eastern Daylight Time
 From: rodlaser@uclink4.berkeley.edu (Rod Warren, Assistant RSO) 
 Sender: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
 Reply-to: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
 To: radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu (Multiple recipients of list)
     
     
 The Office of Radiation Safety at the University of California, Berkeley 
 has a position open for a Radiation Safety Technician.  We have had this 
 position open for several months and have received very few responses.  I 
 don't know  what the problem is.  Can  anyone help me understand this?  Is 
 there a glut of open positions? A dearth of qualified cadidates? Is it 
 salary (‰$30k), job requirements, housing prices in the Bay Area? UC 
 Berkeley (Bezerkely)? Me? Any ideas?
     
     
     
 >Please note that there is a supplementary application required for each 
 >position.
     
 >For the  job posting  visit our web site:
     
 >http://radsafe.berkeley.edu:5016/tech.html
     
 >and for the required supplementary application, visit
     
 >http://radsafe.berkeley.edu:5016/techapp.html
     
 >and for  more information about UC Berkeley employment, visit the Human 
 >Resources website:
     
 >http://hrweb.berkeley.edu.
     
     
 >Submit  cover letter,resume, and required supplemental application 
 >including job #:
 >Mail:
 >Human Resources-Employment Unit
 >207 University Hall, #3450
 >Berkeley, CA 94720-3540
 >Fax:
 >(510) 643-6657
 >E-mail:
 >applyucb@uclink.berkeley.edu
  >>
     
Hi Rod,
     
I think the salary is too low for Berkeley high living cost.
     
Just my 2 cents.
     
Hoang Nguyen