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Public Safety Dispatcher I

Compressed Work WeekHybrid · Syracuse, USA

About the role

A Public Safety Dispatcher I is a position that is responsible for all law enforcement emergency and non-emergency safety and security communications for the University community.

About Syracuse University

Private research university in central New York. Benefits-eligible staff can work a compressed work schedule — a full week worked over four 10-hour days.

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Work-life balance61/100

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Compressed Work Week
Hybrid work
No core hours requirement
Standard 40-hour week

Compressed Work Week

40 hours in four longer days

The same hours as a five-day week.

“Benefits-eligible staff can request a Compressed Work Schedule — a normal workweek compressed into fewer than five days, e.g. four 10-hour days.” Syracuse University

Time off

Benefits-eligible exempt staff receive 20 vacation days from the first July 1 after hire, rising to 25 days at 20 years and 30 days at 30 years; non-exempt staff start at 10 days. The published 2026-27 schedule lists eight University holidays plus bonus holidays clustered around the winter break.

Schedule days off52 days, in longer workdays

Benefits

Choice of three Excellus BCBS medical plans
University contributes 10% of eligible pay via TIAA
Full tuition waiver, 12 credit hours a year at SU
Two on-campus early childhood education centers
University-paid base life and AD&D cover

Location

Hybrid

Office: Syracuse, USA

Interview

1. Apply via the Syracuse University employment site (sujobopps.com) 2. Application screening against the posting requirements 3. Interview(s) with the hiring department 4. Offer plus pre-employment checks

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