New Portland Pier to Create Many Cruise Ship Related Jobs

September 24, 2011

Cruise ship and cruise line jobs are coming to Portland, Maine. City officials made the announcement last week that there would be a new pier that has the capacity for the world’s largest cruise liners. The pier is 1200 foot long and will allow 2 large cruise liners to dock on either end at the [...]

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Oil Job Growth Expected in Ohio from Utica Shale

September 23, 2011

Ohio is being looked at closely as the next oil and gas boom. This comes after various studies have taken place and research has gone into the development of the Utica Shale formation. The Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program (OOGEEP) released a recent study about how the economy is being positively affected by [...]

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The London Olympics Brings Airport Jobs to Cambridge

September 22, 2011

Cambridge Airport will be one of the 5 airports that will be open 24 hours a day for the duration of the Olympic Games to be held between the 21st July and 15th August 2012. This means more airport jobs to handle the increased passenger loads. This means additional airport security jobs, baggage checkers, airport [...]

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Converse is Looking for Interns

September 21, 2011

Converse is a well known footwear brand synonymous with cool, hip, classic, and they are now looking for interns for the Fall of 2011. This could be the perfect opportunity to hone your public relations and marketing skills and travel to New York City to work in media relations, press events, and much more. Converse [...]

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Time Warner Creates 500 IT Jobs in Tampa

September 20, 2011

Time Warner is bringing 500 new IT jobs to the Tampa area. The IT and human resources jobs are a joint effort by Time Warner and the city for their opening of a shared services center. Governor Rick Scott and John Martin, the Time Warner Chief Financial and Administrative Officer announced that they would start [...]

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Engineering Internships Commended by President Obama

September 12, 2011

During an announcement made by President Barak Obama’s Jobs and Competitiveness Council, engineering internships have a great looking future. There is a current engineering shortage in the country, and to address this issue, 45 leaders in the industry have agreed to double the number of internships in the engineering field over the year and 5 [...]

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Airline Industry over the Past 10 Years – Anniversary of 9/11

September 11, 2011

It has been 10 years since the fateful crashes, which brought down the Twin Towers on 9 September 2001, and as we look back on this decade, we analyze how the airline industry has fared, as we remember those who lost their lives that day. $55 billion has been lost and 160,000 jobs were shared [...]

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Huge Video Game Launch Scheduled This Fall

September 10, 2011

The Fall video game launch season is upon us, and to kick it into high gear right from the get go, Sony has launched their much anticipated, action packed game, Resistance 3 for PlayStation. This is the first in the battle between the gaming platforms, including Xbox 360. Resistance 3 is an exclusive gamers aim [...]

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Wall Street Reveals Top Ten High Salary Career Opportunities

September 8, 2011

Although there is still a long way to go, Wall Street has released some good news in terms of high paying jobs in demand over the next few years.  They have revealed the top ten high salary career opportunities that can be expected. They say that these jobs will be the highest due to the [...]

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Oil and Gas Production in Alaska Could Create Thousands of Jobs

September 7, 2011

Over 54,000 oil and gas jobs could be created in the industry in Alaska, if the production levels return to the way they were before the moratorium was introduced. This is according to the president of the US Chamber of Commerce, Thomas Donahue. He is trying to urge the US Congress and President Barack Obama [...]

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