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The Vermillion County Public Library complies with all applicable federal state and local laws governing nondiscrimination in employment in every library location.

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Circulation Assistant

The Vermillion County Public Library is looking for a  part-time Circulation Assistant who is excited to assist patrons and support the library! Candidates must have patience in working with a wide range of patron needs, be supportive of the library’s mission, and be open to learning new skills and tools on the job.

Duties included but are not limited to:

• Works at the circulation desk check in/out library materials, processing borrower cards, and maintaining borrower records
• Answers phones and directs calls
• Accepts cash and check payments for customer fees and accurately records payments; shares responsibility of counting money in cash draw and balance sheet. 
• Keeps daily tally of number of patrons, computer users, etc.
• Locates materials in the library and digital collection. 
• Assists with printing, copying, scanning, and general computer use.

Qualifications:

• High school diploma or equivalent
• Proficient with Microsoft and Google suites
• Proficient in typing, document formatting, and digital organization
• Comfortable using and assisting with various computer/cellular interfaces
• Background in customer service (preferred)
• Library work experience (preferred)

Job Details:

• Part-time, 20-28 hours a week
• Some nights and weekends will be required
• Starting pay is $8.50/hour

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