Find Fishing Jobs in Alaska Regions 1, 2 and 3

July 1, 2010

Now is the perfect time to find fishing jobs in Alaska Regions 1, 2, and 3 which are the Southeast Alaska Region, Kenai Peninsula and Prince William Sound, and Kodiak Island respectively. These areas offer not only fishing jobs, but also hunting jobs, adventure travel jobs, jobs at national parks, and much more. You will [...]

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MSG to Create 3700 Jobs in New York

June 30, 2010

Madison Square Garden’s parent company MSG, which hosts hundreds of sports and entertainment events, is creating over 3700 construction jobs in New York with the new upgrades of the arena. This massive, $800 million project is being privately funded and is called “shove-ready”. Aside from this, MSG is also trying to land basketball player, LeBron [...]

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Rival to Help Develop Alaska’s Natural Gas Pipeline

June 29, 2010

The natural gas pipeline that is being developed in Alaska, Trans Canada, in accordance with Exxon Mobil, could soon be joined by BP-Conoco Phillips, which has a project called Denali running a pipeline to the Lower 48. There is a $40 billion budget for building the pipeline, so for a while it has been assumed [...]

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Software Engineering Jobs are the Way of the Future

June 28, 2010

With an expansion planned from now through 2011, Hosting.com will make way for nearly 30 new engineering staff members. Software engineering jobs are becoming more and more available as the internet and online businesses continue to grow. Engineering jobs can depend on the type of industry you are involved in, but for this purpose the [...]

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Southwest Airlines Leads the Pack for a 17th Straight Year

June 24, 2010

According to a recent survey, it seems as though the level of customer satisfaction for most airlines is improving with Southwest Airlines at the top of the list for the 17th year in a row. United Airlines brings up the rear. The survey was conducted by interviews with various passengers who were asked about the [...]

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Chefs in Demand in New Zealand

June 23, 2010

Due to the shortage of chefs in New Zealand many restaurant owners are struggling to keep their businesses open because the government is also denying foreign chefs work permits. Officials in the hospitality industry have said that this strict work permit policy is affecting the industry and the issue is due to be discussed by [...]

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North Dakota Oil Rigs Increase by 25 Percent

June 18, 2010

Over the last 3 months, the number of oil rigs in North Dakota’s oil patch has increased by 25 percent. The overall number of oil rigs now operating in the patch is triple what it was a year ago, says the state Department of Mineral Resources. Could more North Dakota oil jobs become available? The [...]

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Looking at High Paying Finance Careers

June 17, 2010

When you decide your future and what kind of job you want to get, most people don’t think about working with money, but rather making the money. Well, there are some high paying finance careers that can see you doing getting the best of both worlds. Finance jobs do not just include bankers and stock [...]

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Air Travel is Picking-Up Again

June 17, 2010

Since the closure of hundreds of airports all over Europe due to the “ash cloud” from the volcano eruption in Iceland in March 2010, the aviation industry has taken a huge knock and lost billions in revenue. Luckily things seen to be back on track and airlines, as well as airports are recovering as air [...]

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Working at Denali National Park in Alaska

June 16, 2010

If you hope to find adventure and travel, as well as a paycheck, then one of the amazing national parks in Alaska should be top on your list of places to send in applications. One of the most exciting adventure travel jobs in Alaska is that of the tour guide or park ranger. Looking closely [...]

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