New Arena Brings 200 Sports Jobs to Waterford

November 17, 2011

The Waterford Institute of Technology is going to be getting a new sports arena, meaning around 200 sports jobs will be available in the Waterford City area. The multipurpose arena is going to cost 1.5 million Euros and will be built on the outskirts of Waterford City at Carriganore. There will be 4 playing pitches, [...]

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Maroon 5 Helps Carnival Magic to Make its Debut Appearance in the U.S.

November 16, 2011

The newest member of the Carnival fleet, Carnival Magic, made its debut appearance in the U.S. serenaded by Grammy Award winning band Maroon 5 there to perform at the celebration in Galveston, the ship’s homeport. Over 4000 guests turned up to witness the 3690 passenger vessel sail into Galveston, Texas, after completing its Transatlantic voyage. [...]

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Get Mystery Shopping Jobs via Mobile App

November 6, 2011

Mystery shopping is moving into the future with an exciting opportunity for people to sign up with their iPhones and get mystery shopping jobs pushed at them wherever they are. This makes the entire secret shopping process much easier, as people can take assignments on the spot as they are shopping. The app, called Field [...]

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US Airways Brings 400 Airline Jobs Back Home

November 5, 2011

In an effort to reintroduce airline jobs back home in the United States, US Airways, has moved some of its offshore call center operations back to its Winston-Salem, Reno, and Phoenix offices. This comes in light of the agreement made with the Airline Customer Service Employee Association (IBT/CWA) to handle all calls generated within the [...]

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High Paying Aviation and Engineering Jobs Available at the Kennedy Space Center

November 4, 2011

The Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida is set to be the new headquarters of an aerospace program developed by Boeing Co. that will bring an estimated 550 high paying engineering jobs and high paying aviation jobs to the area by December 2015. The new space program will focus on the development of a [...]

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Female Game Designers Get Noticed with the Difference Engine Initiative

November 3, 2011

Female game designers are largely unheard of. Recent surveys have indicated that the main reason behind women avoiding the IT and video game industry, is because they do not want to seem geeky. To encourage female game designers to spread their wings, the Hand Eye Society located in Toronto, Canada, have introduced a new program [...]

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Job Fairs Highlight Hundreds of Hospitality Jobs

November 2, 2011

Yesterday, (1st November 2011) the Fairmont Hamilton Princess Hotel and Resort hosted the 2012 Hospitality Job Fair to highlight the many different hospitality related careers that one can follow. Over 600 hospitality jobs are available to local Bermudians who will work at some of the most luxurious hotels in Bermuda. The fair was part of [...]

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Timber Task Force in Alaska Set on Job Creation

October 22, 2011

The Timber Task Force was created with the aim of discovering forested areas in Alaska that can be logged and milled. They were once part of the larger Tongass Futures Roundtable, but Gov Sean Parnell decided to separate and form the Task Force with its specific issues surrounding forestry and job creation. Currently the Task [...]

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700 Paid Teaching Internships at Fresno State

October 21, 2011

In one of the biggest internship opportunities, Fresno State is offering 700 paid teaching internships to undergraduates. This is made possible by a $4 million grant that was awarded to Fresno by the California Teaching Fellows Foundation, which is in partnership with the Fresno County Office of Education. The program will allow the interns to [...]

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Oil Drilling Jobs on the Rise throughout America

October 20, 2011

The time for new jobs in oil and gas, especially in oil drilling is slowly rising, thanks to new approvals and leases by the U.S. Government, specifically in Alaska. Obama has recently approved 500 oil drilling leases off the coast of Alaska, and many other projects are waiting in the wings for approval. Many people [...]

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