Housekeeping​/Laundry Aide

Marinuka Manor now has a full-time opportunity in the housekeeping and laundry department.

Bethany St. Joseph Corporation has proudly served Coulee Region families since 1977. We are a reliable healthcare organization, known for quality care, committed staff, and an uplifting community atmosphere. We’re looking for a Housekeeping Aide/ Laundry Aide for Marinuka Manor.

We offer excellent wages, paid time off that carries over every year, shift differentials, weekend differentials, excellent benefits, tuition reimbursement, referral bonuses and more. If this sounds like the right opportunity for you, apply today!

Shift Availability:

Full-time: 75 Hours Per Pay Period - every other weekend and holiday rotations required.

Day

Shift: 7:30 am - 3:30 pm Compensation:

Starting wage is $16.00 an hour, with additional credit given for experience.

Job Responsibilities:

Cleaning Resident Rooms, bathrooms, common areas, etc.

Sweep, Mop, Vacuum Prepare rooms for incoming residents

Dust and clean furniture, equipment, or other items.

Washing Windows Emptying Garbage Laundry Other  cleaning duties as assigned

Qualifications:

In Physical/Mental condition to perform all job duties as assigned

Able to work in the long-term care setting

Housekeeping experience preferred, but not required.

Perks for working at BSJTuition Reimbursement
- Up to $3,000 per year.

Paid Time Off Program and Paid Volunteer Time Health, Dental, Life and Vision InsuranceHRA and FSALong and Short-Term Disability,Critical Care and Accident Insurance Employee Assistance Program
403(b) Retirement Plan Breakfast and Coffee/Tea Bar Reduced price lunch/dinner

Paid Training Benefits:

Available to all:

Paid Time Off Employee Assistance Program
403(b) Retirement Plan Additional Benefits at 40+ hours/pay period:

Tuition Reimbursement Vision Insurance Life Insurance Critical Care and Accident Insurance Additional Benefits at 60+ hours/pay period:

Paid Volunteer Time Health Insurance Company Paid HRADental InsuranceFSALong and Short-Term Disability