What is non civil service in NJ?
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Civil service means anyone who works for the government-State-or county.
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Wildwood has  lots of rental property avalible for parties and other short term activities.  Contact a local realtor in wild wood for help.  They have properties listed for just such an occasion.  A cheaper route would be to check the newspaper in wildwood for private listings.  That would avoid any realtors fees or commissions.  If your too far away to get the paper locally, just check out their website and look though the classifieds.  Craigslist for NJ may also be of help:\n\nhttp://newjersey.craigslist.org/
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Do a search of your state. For example type "Division of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing NJ" if you live in NJ. You can also do searches of "disability".
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http://new.ngycp.org/state/nj/
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Title 2C, the NJ criminal code, still includes a prohibition on selling cars on Sunday.  I don't believe it's really enforced but it provides a nice out if you don't want to sit through a sales pitch on a Sunday.
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You should contact the police in NJ with this information.\n\nWK
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Not a government orginization
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www.state.nj.us/corrections
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not if you are an immigration officer,\notherwise it's no one else's business
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Political appointments. Civil service counters some of that.
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You must take the civil service exam. Check with the post office in your area for testing locations or check online. Not all federal jobs require a security clearance.
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Nonissue at this time.
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contact civil service for jobs with the state government and contact workships and other private agencies that work with people with disabilities. Your local state Division of Vocational Rehabilitation services can tell you where you can get a job as a job coach
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You might want to contact the New Jersey Historical Society, linked below.
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It depends on the city. \n\nhttp://www.indeed.com/jobs?q=Police+Officer&l=New+Jersey&as_ettl=Police+Officers\nThe above site will give you a general idea. If you plan to work in Law Enforcement, you think about more then pay.\n\nState Police link\nhttp://www.njsp.org/recruit/recruit.html
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None listed in Singapore.\n\ncc
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You will have todefine what you mean by "government employee."  Are you talking about a member of the civil service?  Many non-GS employees are required to have security clearances from the federal government in order to engage in many forms of work as contractors, agents, etc, of the government.\n\nOther non-GS type employees are: Foreign Service Officers (diplomatic personnel), members of the military, etc.  People not directly employed or paid by the USG include contractors, professional services firms, etc.  Employees of Boeing or Lockheed working on airframes or systems or information services contracts are required to have federal security clearances.  The same might be true for any person asked to come into a government process including attorneys, consultants, etc.  I'm not sure in which capacity Mr. Berger currently serves...it may be none.  He was an informal national security policy advisor to the Kerry campaign, which, while unpaid, would have required a clearance.  However, he certainly had a clearance that is valuable to maintain for a possible return to politics in 2008.