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The Alaska House of Representatives is looking for interested individuals to serve as House floor staff for the second session of the 34^thAlaska State Legislature. These are full-time seasonal positions that run from January until early to mid-May with an option to stay on for any special sessions. This is your chance to be a part of Alaskas history and witness the legislative process up close from a unique perspective. Floor staff are on call each day of the legislative session to provide non-partisan services and support to legislative members and the public. These positions are essential to the day-to-day functions of the House and work closely with all staff sections to support the important work of the legislative branch and preserve the legislative institution. If you enjoy working in a fast-paced multi-functional position and have great customer service skills this could be a perfect position for you!

Job Duties Include:

• Preparing the Chamber and committee rooms for legislative sessions and hearings.
• Supervising access to the Chamber and galleries.
• Document distribution whether in the form of Legislators notes letters packages or Agency communications.
• Maintenance of Chamber materials including bill files journals amendments and other documents.
• Guiding building tours.
• Driving the legislative vehicles as requested.

• Knowledge of customer and personal service skills.
• Perform delivery duties including operating a motor vehicle.
• Perform physical duties including standing for long periods of time.
• Ability to adjust work schedule on short notice.
• Act professionally objectively and impartially in dealing with fellow employees legislators and the public.
• Maintain confidentially and handle politically sensitive work.
• Write and speak clearly and concisely.
• Understand and follow oral and written instructions and prioritize assignments.

Starting salary is a range 14 a range 14A is $2193.60 biweekly ($27.42 per hour). All full-time employees receive medical retirement and leave benefits. Salaried employees do not receive compensatory time or overtime and are on call seven days per week. Employees may be eligible for relocation expenses and a housing stipend but are responsible for securing their own accommodations in Juneau. Applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold an Alaska drivers license with a clean driving record.

Applicants must be at least 18 years old and hold an Alaska drivers license with aclean driving record.

Interested individuals should apply through Workplace Alaska or send a resume and Alaska Department of Motor Vehicles driving record to:

Micaela Bradner

House Sergeant at Arms

Micaela Bradner

House Sergeant at Arms