City Manager
Slate
City Manager
Slate
Subscription-based residential cleaning with app
Slate · Jersey City, United States (Hybrid) · Part-time · Posted 2026-03-27
Workplace: hybrid
Department: Operations
Join Slate — the team behind spotless spaces at a premier national boutique fitness studio brand.
We are seeking a City Manager (Part-Time) to represent Slate in New Jersey and oversee our local operations. This role is critical to ensure consistent service quality and strong client relationships.
**📍 Locations you'll cover:**
• 444 Warren Street, Jersey City, NJ
• 697 Morris Turnpike, Millburn, NJ
• 1000 Maxwell Lane, Hoboken, NJ
• 500 Chestnut Ridge Road, Woodcliff Lake, NJ
• 300 New Jersey 73, Evesham, NJ
**🌙 Schedule:**
The City Manager will provide on-the-ground oversight, conducting walkthroughs, supporting employees, and building trust with clients. This is a flexible part-time contract role (10–15 hours per week) including attendance during the day or at night after 9:00 pm, and weekend work as required by the client.
" What you'll do. "
Client Relations & Business Development:
Operations & Oversight:
Employee Supervision & Support:
**💵 Pay:**
• $32.00/hr
Slate is a fast-growing cleaning company serving top fitness and lifestyle brands. We're building a team of dependable, detail-oriented pros who take pride in their work — and we invest in the people who show up.
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Slate NYC provides home cleaning services in New York City with flexible options (daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or one-time cleanings). Customers book and manage scheduling, payments, and messages through the Slate Cleaner app, while Slate uses its own trained cleaners and supplies all cleaning products and equipment. The company differentiates itself by employing its staff directly, providing supplies, offering transparent pricing, avoiding long-term contracts, and ensuring insured workers. Its goal is to help busy professionals and families keep a consistently clean home with a reliable, hassle-free service.
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