Staff Assistant - Rep. Howard Berman (Democrat)
Congressman Howard L. Berman, a senior Democrat on the Foreign Affairs and Judiciary Committees, seeks highly-motivated, detail-oriented Staff Assistant with excellent written and oral communication skills and the ability to work in a fast-paced Capitol Hill office. Duties include: overseeing the front office, greeting guests, processing constituent tours and flags, supervising and training interns, and maintaining the computers. Staff Assistant will also be in charge of policy related to the United States Postal Service, arts programs, public broadcasting, animal rights, science, technology, Native Americans, U.S. territories, and commemoratives. Please email cover letter and resume to californiadem@gmail.com. No calls or walk-ins please.
One Response to “Staff Assistant - Rep. Howard Berman (Democrat)”
By David Retig on Mar 3, 2008
Congressmen Berman I am asking for an update of the progress of the bill H.R. 726: Windfall Elimination Provision Relief Act of 2007. I come a long line of public servants 3 generations of professors in Los Angeles California. The possibility of a bill like this that will create some equity in the application of public service is a long time coming.
If there is any thing I can do in your efforts to get this bill passed I can make myself available. Both my father and my self left the Aerospace industry to bring to life the technologies in the classroom.
Between myself and my father we have been at East Los Angeles College teaching electronics and computer technology for 45 years. The greatest opportunity to change the world is with its youth and we need the best and brightest minds working not only in the development on the science but passing the excitement and understanding of the prospects of discovery on to the future.
The rewards are great, the compensation is reasonable, but to lose the majority of our SSI because we chose to give back is totally unfair. The lack of respect and concern for those who have committed to give there lives to our future generations should not be punished but rewarded.
Thank You
Professor David A. Reitg MIS