
We're thrilled to have you join our team. Together, we empower individuals on their journey of reintegration helping members overcome barriers and build a brighter, sustainable future.

Our mission is rooted in personal lived experience with the legal system. We understand firsthand the challenges faced by those historically marginalized. Your contributions are valued thank you for joining us in this important work.
Tay Booker, Chief Executive Officer, Founder
Jazz Lynn, Chief Financial Officer, Founder

Tay Booker & Jazz Lynn a 100% Minority-owned "By and For" organization serving the Justice Impacted Population.
Empower individuals to overcome barriers, reduce recidivism, and build a foundation for a brighter future.
A world where everyone can thrive, regardless of past circumstances walking alongside members and their families out of generational poverty.

"We Believe REENTRY Starts at the interception of incarceration, reuniting families, while building futures."
Mission: Promote collaborative services to participants returning to free society through accountability and accessibility helping members Strive and Thrive with a network of support that works.
We honor each member's unique journey embracing their past as a foundation for growth, not a defining factor.
We actively stand up for members' rights, address systemic barriers, and amplify their voices in the community.
We hold ourselves and members to high standards taking responsibility and building trust at every step.
Our trauma-informed approach ensures every interaction is grounded in empathy, kindness, and understanding.
We equip members with tools, resources, and confidence to reclaim their lives and achieve their aspirations.
Accountability is shared; every action is intentional.
We cannot give what we do not have mental health and work-life balance are priorities.
Professional development is embedded in our culture.
We foster a family-oriented, flexible environment grounded in trauma-informed and culturally sensitive practices. Our "One Community Approach" means everyone staff and members alike contributes to collective success.
Challenges are part of the process, not personal affronts.
Every member deserves the highest standard of respect and service.
Always strive for the best outcomes for members and the organization.
Flexibility is essential adapt to changing member needs and environments.
Community and collaboration enhance our ability to support members.
Ask thoughtful questions; seek to understand unique needs and experiences.
We focus on matching our members with services that are most suitable for their individual needs, rather than simply determining eligibility. When a service is not the right fit now, we empower our members with the mindset of "not yet" and ask ourselves, "how might we provide or find the right support?" This approach encourages continuous growth and ensures that our members remain on a path to success, knowing that we are committed to finding the right solutions with them.
Non-judgmental support for individuals impacted by the justice system standing firmly for their rights and dignity.
Proactive engagement and collaboration to address systemic barriers and create opportunities for self-sufficiency.
Creating a level playing field for all individuals, recognizing and addressing barriers to full participation in society.
Rooted in respect and understanding addressing human needs holistically for individuals and communities we serve.
32–40 hrs/week. Eligible for health insurance (50/50 match) and PTO after 90 days.
Under 30 hrs/week. Eligible for WA State Sick Leave accrual.
Project-based or short-term. Not eligible for standard benefits.
Independent contractors per agreement terms. Responsible for own taxes and insurance.
Frontline (non-exempt) staff work 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM, Monday–Thursday (32 hrs/week). Exempt staff work 40+ hrs, Monday–Friday. Hybrid/remote Fridays available with manager approval.
10 federal holidays observed. If a holiday falls on a Friday, it is observed the preceding Thursday. Columbus Day is our annual Staff Retreat day not a standard holiday.
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PTO eligible after 90 days. Must be used in 8-hr increments with prior manager approval. WA State Sick Leave accrues at 1 hr per 40 hrs worked; up to 40 hrs carry over annually.

Up to 12 weeks unpaid, job-protected leave for qualifying family/medical reasons. Requires 12 months of employment and 1,250 hours worked.
Paid leave for eligible employees (820+ hrs/year). Up to 12–18 weeks. Runs concurrently with FMLA where applicable.
Up to 3 paid days for immediate family loss. Additional leave granted case-by-case family is not always blood.
Jury Duty (paid), Military (USERRA-compliant), Parental, Domestic Violence, and Pregnancy Accommodation leave all available.
All staff must time-box their calendars for compliance and efficiency. Use naming conventions: Funder_XYZ, JD, Case Management, Mentorship-Coaching.
Allocate 15 minutes between visits to complete case notes in Salesforce. Real-time documentation is required for funding compliance and organizational success.
Business/business casual for formal events; casual attire when working directly with members. Closed-toe shoes required in safety-sensitive settings. Avoid large logos or offensive content.
Marijuana and alcohol must be used recreationally outside work hours no use within 10–12 hours of your workday. All other mind-altering substances are prohibited during work.
Company technology is for work use. No sharing of confidential member or organizational data. Strong passwords required; update every 90 days. MFA required for critical systems.
Zero tolerance for gossip, slander, or the "Triangle Effect." Address issues directly or through proper channels. Practice curious inquiry challenge the stories we tell ourselves.
Leveled Up Reentry is a committed Equal Employment Opportunity employer. All employment decisions are based on merit, free from discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or any other protected characteristic.
We comply with Title VII, ADA, ADEA, EPA, and all applicable federal and Washington State laws including RCW 49.60 (WLAD). We actively take affirmative action to recruit and promote individuals from underrepresented groups particularly those impacted by the justice system.
Sentencing Reform Act reentry services aligned with reintegration law.
Washington Law Against Discrimination zero tolerance for discrimination.
Public Records & Health Care Information Acts strict data privacy.
Abuse of Vulnerable Adults protection from abuse, neglect, exploitation.

Report suspected violations to the Executive Director or Board Chair. All reports are confidential. Zero retaliation "see something, say something." Records retained 7+ years.
Any unwelcome sexual conduct is prohibited. Report to a supervisor, Executive Director, or anonymously to Info@leveledupReentry.com. Immediate investigation within 30 days. Violators face termination.
Raise concerns informally first, then file a formal written complaint with HR. Investigation within 10–20 business days. Appeal to Executive Director within 10 business days of outcome. No retaliation tolerated.
Our goal is always improvement before escalation. Grounds include policy violations, misconduct, attendance issues, or failure to meet performance standards. Resignation requires 2 weeks' written notice to receive unused PTO payout. Final paychecks issued on the next scheduled payday per WA State law.
Tay@leveledupreentry.com
Jazz@leveledupreentry.com
Jenell@leveledupreentry.com
info@leveledupreentry.com
(253) 878-8888
You are now part of a mission-driven family dedicated to justice, healing, and empowerment. Every interaction you have is an opportunity to be the light on someone's liberated journey.
"You are the light of empowerment on each member's unique journey through the liberation process, guiding them toward becoming whole, healed individuals."