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Tucker is hiring for city jobs

Hiring has continued across the board, including in the government sector which had lagged during the pandemic. The city of Tucker is among those hiring. (Courtesy of city of Tucker)

Credit: City of Tucker

Credit: City of Tucker

Hiring has continued across the board, including in the government sector which had lagged during the pandemic. The city of Tucker is among those hiring. (Courtesy of city of Tucker)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
July 13, 2022

Open until filled, many jobs are available with the city of Tucker.

Among them are an administrative assistant with Parks and Recreation, a capital projects coordinator, a customer service representative, a field services superintendent, a human resources generalist, an intermediate building inspection technician, a multimedia coordinator with Parks and Recreation, a part-time recreation assistant and a recreation leader with Parks and Recreation.

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