New California state jobs pay up to $8,000 monthly, no degree required in Sacramento

(FOX40.COM) — The state of California is currently hiring for roles that pay up to $8,000 per month and don’t require higher education.
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“Think you need a college degree to work for the State of California? Think again!,” CalCareers said on its website. “There are plenty of state careers that don’t require a college degree. Find what works best for you and your skills.”

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The state recently posted several open positions in Sacramento that also come with benefits.

CA State job listings in Sacramento

• Custodian (up to $4,316 per month): Custodial duties include keeping an office, building, area, correctional facility, residential facility, or medical facility clean and orderly; sweep, mop, scrub, wax, vacuum, polish, dust, empty and clean waste receptacles, and more.

• Personnel Specialist (up to $6,116 per month): Personnel duties require a thorough and detailed knowledge of how to apply appropriate laws, rules, regulations, and contract language related to personnel transactions.

• Staff Services Manager (up to $8,398 per month): Manager duties may include supervising groups, budgeting, data analysis, personnel relations, project management, and more.

• Student Assistant (up to $4,023 per month): Assistant duties include participating in training programs, learning policies and procedures, computation, data analysis, and other related activities in the assigned department.

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• Office Assistant or Office Technician (up to $4,440 per month): General office duties include typing, filing, record keeping, cashiering, ordering and maintaining supplies, mail and document handling, and oral communications.

• Legal Secretary (up to $5,418 per month): Legal secretaries work in multiple jurisdictions including State, Federal, and appellate courts or Office of Administrative Hearings. Some duties include complex clerical work, and coordinating court-related services.

For more information on California state job qualifications or listings visit calcareers.ca.gov.

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