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Precycle is hiring a new Manager, is it You? Want to help your Community reduce waste by encouraging local eating and plastic-free living? Want to be an active part in the gratitude cycle that helps People live more rewarding Lives closer to Nature? Here is your chance to work with local Farmers and Artisans to provide our City with fresh, plastic free groceries and natural home goods. . . . The Store Manager is responsible for supervising the staff and overseeing day to d...ay operations including: calendar management, interviewing/hiring, staff training, facilitating vendor orders, deliveries and relations, stock management, ensuring safety policies are implemented and followed, customer service, etc. The Manager must possess motivational and team building skills, have the ability to prioritize and delegate tasks effectively to staff with a "hands on" approach, superior communication skills and outstanding customer service. Manager recieves 15% off purchases and will have potential for revenue sharing after trial period.* To apply please send your resume and cover letter to [email protected]. We look forward to hearing from you! . . . #BeforeYouRecycle #Precycle #WeAreHiring . . . *This post describes the general requirements of this job. It is not a complete statement of duties, responsibilities or requirements. See more

Have you been cooking more or doing more home improvement projects during this self isolation? Whatever you've been working on (or not working on- it is okay to rest too!!), the most sustainable items in your homes are the ones you already have. @ecowarrioprincess has a great article about many activities you can do during this time that can help you focus your energy on positive emotions and build sustainable lifestyle skills while never ignoring the very real threa...t of the virus on your health, on people’s lives and its impact on livelihoods. From reading sustainability-focused books to watching environmental documentaries and even completing online educational courses her article will help you get through this quarantine as effectively and enjoyably as possible. And more importantly, you will gain practical knowledge that will inspire you to protect this planet and make this world a better place. Read the full article through our link below. Any new skills or recipes you are proud of? Please share with us in the comments below. : @homovirido #precycle https://bit.ly/34sMhc4

Our efforts towards living a zero waste lifestyle can be passed to the little ones in our lives quite easily. During this shut in, get your kids extra involved in the process! From finding one packaged product to replace with a swap or teaching them the benefits of composting, a zero waste lifestyle can be fun and educational for the whole family. We have shared some challenges, created by @going.zero.waste, that you can do from the comfort of your own home. See her ful...l challenge list by copying and pasting this link: https://bit.ly/3du4kTl Make a craft with something upcycled. Cardboard boxes can be turned into tiny villages or storage boxes. Paper printed only on one side can become a new coloring page or folded into a unique fun shape. Instead of reaching for a prepackaged snack try your hand at making your own or reach for a snack that doesn't have a lot of packaging. Here are some ideas: - homemade trail mix - carrot stick and hummus - stovetop popcorn - apple slices in peanut butter - package-free fruits and veggies - or try a homemade version of your favorite packaged snack like a homemade granola bar! Rethink your food scraps and make a new recipe. Leftover onion skins, carrot peelings, and celery tops make a delicious vegetable broth. You can turn carrot tops into a delicious and spicy pesto. Strawberry tops can be infused into a delicious and refreshing flavored water. You can easily turn bruised apples into apple sauce. Add your own challenges in the comments below! : @the_little_oak_learning #precycle See more