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Louisiana Supreme Court

STUDENT WORKER, RECORDS DEPARTMENT

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An Archivist manages and organizes storage of records and historic information or collections. Reviews and appraises material, determines items to archive and conditions necessary to preserve materials safely. Develops systems for documenting and organizing material to be archived. May use archival material for research or assist other researchers with access to an archive.

$55,868 / year median in Louisiana

+3% projected growth

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STUDENT WORKER, RECORDS DEPARTMENT
Louisiana Supreme Court - 4.1 New Orleans, LA Job Details Full-time $10 - $13 an hour 19 hours ago Benefits Commuter assistance Qualifications Some college History Court record maintenance Moving Legal document sorting and filing Library Science Archival Collection Management Court case file organization Preservation of archival materials Processing materials (library and archives technical processing) Entry level File organization Full Job Description The Louisiana Supreme Court Records Department seeks two (2) to three (3) Student Workers to assist with the implementation of a critical records management project. Successful candidates must be full-time students at an Accredited College or University (i.e., 12 credit hours for undergrads). Duties for this detail-oriented, hands-on position include moving, organizing, and indexing Louisiana Supreme Court case files. Student Workers will be trained on the project's procedure, and once proficient, will be expected to perform tasks independently and correctly. Candidates must possess the ability to carefully handle court documents and maintain keen attention to details. A demonstration of the project will be provided at a candidate's interview. The position offers a flexible schedule by allowing student workers to dictate their weekly schedules. A minimum of five (5) hours per week is expected. The Court's hours of operation are weekdays 8:30AM - 4:30PM. Regularly required to stoop, kneel, bend, crouch and lift up to 20 pounds. This is an ideal position for students pursuing degrees related to law, history, government, archival preservation, and library science. $10 per hour for undergraduates and $13 per hour for graduates, plus either paid parking in the French Quarter, or a bus pass. Candidates must be able to pass a criminal background check.