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[unable to retrieve full-text content] Semen Bosowa: Perusahaan Kami Tak Membuka Lowongan Pekerjaan Rakyatku.Com RAKYATKU.COM, MAKASSAR – Lowongan kerja (LOKER) PT Semen Bosowa Maros yang beredar di Facebook ditegaskan Human Resources & General Affair Department Head Bosowa Semen, Budiman Habe adalah palsu. Pasalnya perusahaan semen ... Bosowa Semen Belum Buka Lowongan Kerja, Pencari Kerja Diminta Waspadai Penipuan Tribun Timur all 2 news articles » Put the internet to work for you. Turn off or edit this Recipe

Charlottesville-area teens and young adults on Thursday had the chance to meet with more than 50 local businesses looking to hire at the Teen Opportunities Job Fair. The job fair, organized by the Virginia Workforce Center, gave the approximately 300 teens who attended a look at some of the local jobs, internships and volunteer experiences available for their age group. Subscription Required An online service is needed to view this article in its entirety. You need an online service to view this article in its entirety. Login Choose an online service. 1 Current Mon-Sun Print Daily Progress Free! Add digital to current active 7 day print subscription Best Value 2 Mon-Sun Print + All Access Daily Progress Get home delivery of the newspaper Monday - Sunday. Plus digital access, which includes unlimited web and mobile web access to DailyProgress.com and our electronic replica edition every day for

BROWNSBURG — The Town of Brownsburg hosted its second job fair Wednesday afternoon at town hall. About 65 people attended with 14 area businesses looking to hire, up four from the November job fair. There was even a waiting list for businesses, but town officials didn't want to push the limits of the room to the point that it would be overcrowded. "It's a partnership between the town and the businesses here to show them that the town is very interested in their business, helping them grow their business and expand their business here in the community," Greg Anderson, economic development director, said. There were six new businesses that were part of the town's second job fair. Suzie Stalcup, assistant vice-president of human resources at Hendricks County Bank, said it was nice that the businesses could participate at no cost to them. By the end of the job fair, she collected about half a dozen resumes for teller posit

"We hear so many people who get frustrated with the online job search process. So many people say, 'Oh if I could just talk to somebody, I know I'd get a chance.' This is the time to actually do that," said Betsy Hill, a Duluth Workforce Development employment technician. But before heading to the fair, local career service specialists recommend doing a few things to prepare. "One of the biggest pieces of advice I give is to ask questions," Hill said. "I've been on the other side of the job fair table as a recruiter and it is mindbogglingly boring because you watch people walk past, avoiding eye contact, taking a pen and walking away." In her job fair preparation classes, Hill teaches job seekers to imagine the fair from a recruiter's viewpoint. Asking a well-researched and authentic question can make an individual stand out among the crowd and provide additional information. How do you ask know w

Lessons learned and lessons to be learned characterize most job or career fairs, but as the Fallon Chamber of Commerce readies for next week's job fair in Fallon, the organization's executive director has some crucial tips for those attending. The Chamber of Commerce is partnering with local businesses and hiring agencies and local businesses in the Fallon area to host a job fair on April 8 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wok Banquet Hall, next to the Wok in downtown Fallon. Executive Director Natalie Parrish said the Chamber hopes to connect qualified workforce with local business employment opportunities. Parish said she has received numerous calls from interested job seekers and what they should bring. Parrish said Thursday individuals should bring copies of a neatly looking resume and do some research on businesses in which the applicant is interested. Good grooming, proper attire and resumes, though, rise to the top of the list of what em

Cuesta College is seeking vendors and job hunters to participate in its 12th Annual Spring Job Fair on April 26. The deadline for businesses interested in participating is April 6. The $75 fee will cover an 8-foot table and lunch for two representatives per table. A reservation form can be found on the college's Career Connections Department website at http://ift.tt/1X17u1H or by calling 546-3252. Local job seekers are encouraged to attend the fair for a chance to interact with a variety of businesses including Apple Inc., San Luis Ambulance, the City of San Luis Obispo, California Department of Parks and Recreation, Radiology Associates, San Luis Obispo County Office of Education, and Sports Warehouse, among others. The job fair will run from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the San Luis Obispo campus in building 5400, room 5401. Students and the public should bring a resume and dress professionally; free parking will be provided in lots 1A, 2 and 2A.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Kentucky Kingdom is looking to hire nearly 1,300 employees this summer.  But Thursday's job fair was all about finding the best future ride operators in town. You could say people come for the fun, but stay for the rides, and officials at Kentucky Kingdom want to make sure they have enough support to provide the best experience for adrenaline junkies. We're told it's one of the most important jobs in the entire park. "Our first priority is the safety of our guests," said Lesly Birkner, Director of Operations at Kentucky Kingdom. "We're looking for those that care about people, that are attentive in what they do, and we're also looking for those that really enjoy being around people. The ride operators are the hosts of the attraction.  They're doing everything from greeting the guests to checking height and weight requirements." And the applicants that attended Thursday's

Buy Photo CJ Moser, right, and Jodi Bennett speak to representatives from RobotWorx during the Job Fair at MTC on Thursday morning. (Photo: Matthew Hatcher/The Marion Star) Buy Photo MARION - Job seekers and employers came together Thursday during an annual event co-hosted by Marion Technical College and the Ohio State University at Marion. Nearly 100 employers and more than 230 job seekers attended the 12th annual job, internship and education fair in the Alber Student Center. The lineup included manufacturers, health care providers, social service agencies, nonprofit organizations, law enforcement agencies, public school districts and institutions of higher of education. Annette Walton, an employment specialist with OhioMeansJobs in Marion County, said the number of employers that had booths set up at the fair and the listings on the OhioMeansJobs website are indicators the job market is improving. "If you go to OhioMeans

Published 03/31 2016 03:44PM Updated 03/31 2016 03:44PM © Internet Broadcasting Systems, Inc. HAZLETON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)  Looking for work  takes a lot of work so say many of the people at a job fair  at Genetti's Ballrooms near Hazleton.   It takes time, work and a commitment. More than 40 businesses  with all types of employment opportunities were there.   Colleen Lanner is looking for work in the medical field.   "I like to work in healthcare helping the elderly helping the mentally challenged.There are a lot of booths around here with jobs." Patrick Pilati just graduated from high school last year and  is looking for a job that could turn into a career.  . "I don't know exactly what I'm looking for when i came here but I'm hopnig to find something." Karen Gerrity  has a job but is looking for something to make some extra money.   "I'm in nursing so I'm looking

Laporan Wartawan Tribun Timur, Sakinah Sudin TRIBUN-TIMUR.COM, MAKASSAR - Manajemen PT Bosowa Semen Maros menegaskan bahwa saat ini pihaknya belum membuka lowongan kerja posisi apapun. Hal tersebut disampaikan manajemen agar masyarakat waspada, seiring dicatutnya nama PT Semen Bosowa Maros perihal lowongan kerja untuk posisi tertentu. Sekedar diketahui, di sosial media beredar informasi palsu terkait open rekrutmen di posisi technical trainee program, administrasi, assistant management, analisis kimia dan pengolahan. Pelamar pun diiming imingi gaji awal Rp 8 juta per bulan, uang makan dan transport Rp 27 ribu per hari, tunjangan Jamsostek dan seragam. Lowongan ditutup hingga 16 April 2016 yang memakai kop surat PT Semen Bosowa Indonesia beralamat di Menara Karya Jakarta. Human Resources & General Affair Department Head Bosowa Semen , Budiman Habe adanya pencatutan nama dengan membuka lowongan pekerjaan tersebut sangat merugikan perusahaan. B