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Liputan6.com, Majalengka - PT Bandara Internasional Jawa Barat (BIJB) optimistis Bandara Kertajati Kabupaten Majalengka beroperasi pada kuartal I tahun 2018. Seiring dengan pembangunan bandara, PT BIJB membuka lowongan pekerjaan. Pada tahap pertama, pihak bandara akan merekrut 230 orang. "Informasi lengkap bisa akses langsung ke website resmi kami ( bijb.co.id )," ujar Direktur Utama PT Bandarudara Internasional Jawa Barat (BIJB) Virda Dimas Ekaputra saat mengikuti acara Tebar Berkah Qurban dan Sosialisasi Kesiapan Persiapan Bandara Kepada Masyarakat Sekitar Proyek di Kantor UMP BIJB Kertajati, Kamis, 31 Agustus 2017.< /p> Saat ini, lanjut dia, BIJB sedang merekrut sebagian karyawan untuk menempati posisi petugas kargo dan petugas keamanan bandara. Para pekerja tersebut diperkirakan akan mulai bertugas pada 2018. Sementara itu, hingga akhir Agustus 2017, proses pembanguna

DANVILLE — Green Thumb Industries, which plans to open a medical marijuana growing plant in Danville, will hold a town hall meeting and a job fair in September. The town hall with Green Thumb CEO Pete Kadens, a Bucknell University graduate, will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 12 in the Danville Municipal Building, 239 Mill St., according to Susie Schneider, of Green Thumb Industries in Chicago. The career fair and job opportunities forum will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 13 in the municipal building. During the town hall, Schneider said people are urged to ask questions about the marijuana industry and GTI and learn about the benefits of medical marijuana for patients and the economic benefits of the program. Kadens said he is "very much looking forward" to attending both events in Danville. "We literally have had thousands of inquiries about jobs from all over the sta

TULSA -- The Greenwood Chamber of Commerce will host a job fair for North Tulsa on Friday. The group is partnering up with Macy's Fulfillment Center for their First Annual Pop up Workforce Development Job Fair.  Rebecca Marks Jimerson, president of the Greenwood Chamber of Commerce, said it is all about empowering people. She said there is no better way to do it than through jobs.  Jimerson said there is a need for commerce, entrepreneurship and businesses both small and big on the north side of Tulsa.  "If we are empowered through jobs and we have money coming in, we are going to turn over that dollar in North Tulsa and that has got to happen," Jimerson said.  She said there is a high unemployment rate in North Tulsa and often times people do not know where to find a job or have transportation to search for one.  The Greenwood Chamber hopes that by getting people employed, it

Students could meet with potential employers like Chipotle or even Eventide during the three hour long event. While organizers hope students can land a job, they also hope it's the beginning of learning lifelong skills for the jobforce. "The ability to network and just have a conversation with someone that is a working professional. That is a very valuable skill. Most of the time, students are afraid when they step into an environment like this. They're not used to approaching somebody," said Career Center Director Mark Matthes. Let's block ads! (Why?)

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Are you looking for a job? The Greater Richmond Community Job Fair is taking place Thursday, Aug. 31. The hiring event will be at FBC Family Life Center, 1415 W. Cary Street from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. The fair is completely free to attend. According to the event's Facebook page , the size of the event varies based on location but between 15 and 40 employers typically attend. The following positions are available: • Administrative Assistants, • Communication Specialists, • Full Time & Seasonal Openings, • Guest Services, • Management positions, • Adjunct Professors & Faculty, • Admission Representatives • Military Outreach • Corporate Outreach • Marketing • IT • Financial Aid, • Cable Installer Trainees, • Security Officers, • Management Trainees – • Construction, • Machine Operators, • Retail, Food / Restaurant, • Drivers, Dispatchers, • Heavy Equipment Operat

TRIBUN-MEDAN.COM, MEDAN - Rektor Universitas Sumatera Utara (USU) Profesor Runtung Sitepu mengatakan, rektorat akan menerima 100 dosen. Tujuannya supaya rasio dosen dan mahasiswa terpenuhi. Pengumumannya akan disampaikan pada pertengahan September 2017. "Kami sedang membentuk panitia penerimaan 100 orang dosen nonpegawai negeri sipil (PNS). Mungkin pertengahan September sudah diumumkan perdaftarannya," ujarnya kepada Tribun-Medan.com, Senin (28/8/2017). Ia menambahkan, dalam tiga tahun terakhir, pemerintah tidak membuka penerimaan dosen PNS. Padahal, sudah banyak dosen USU yang pensiun atau meninggal, sehingga perlu penerimaan tenaga pengajar, agar mahasiswa dapat b elajar secara tenang. Baca: Rektor Semangati Dosen Bonus Rp 20 Juta, Perguruan Tinggi di Sumut Tertinggal Selain itu, katanya, ada beberapa fakultas yang disinyalir kekurangan dosen, seperti fakultas ekonomi dan kese

DANVILLE — Green Thumb Industries, scheduled to open a medical marijuana growing plant in Danville, will hold a town hall meeting and a job fair in September. The town hall with Green Thumb CEO Pete Kadens, a Bucknell University graduate, will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 12 in the Danville Municipal Building, at 239 Mill St., according to Susie Schneider, of Green Thumb Industries in Chicago. The career fair and job opportunities forum will be held from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Sept. 13 in the municipal building. At the town hall, she said people are urged to ask questions about the marijuana industry and Green Thumb Industries, learn about the benefits of medical marijuana for patients and understand the economic benefits of the program. People looking for jobs should bring resumes. They will learn what jobs are available, when hiring will begin and meet the Green Thumb team. In June, Green Thu

Bradley and Hamilton residents can apply for jobs at the event. (Photo: FirstJobs.org, MGNOnline) More than 20 employers will be accepting applications at a job fair this week where attendees can also receive a variety of other services, including criminal court expungement and help with child support matters. The event will be held at Olivet Baptist Church's Kingdom Center at 730 E. MLK Blvd. Aug. 31 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Employers slated to attend the event include BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee, CHI Memorial, Integrity Staffing, Trillium Drivers, Randstad and Convergys. Positions in these organizations will be available in health care, transportation, manufacturing, retail and general labor. Other services that will be offered at the job fair include: Opportunities for expungement for criminal cases Paternity education Résumé building Driver's license reinstatement

PIKE COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - A job fair in Pikeville is helping coal miners return to work. More than 50 people came ready to interview for a new job on Wednesday. The fair was hosted by the Kentucky Career Center, Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program (EKCEP) and the Big Sandy Area Community Action Program. Employers performed interviews on the spot. Patrick Graham, Blue Stone Energy Group, said he was looking to fill many different positions. "There are quite a few people here today looking for jobs," Graham said. "We are hoping to get the skilled positions we need, heavy equipment operators, like dozers and l oaders." Officials said they plan to have another job fair in October. Let's block ads! (Why?)

[unable to retrieve full-text content] Fergus Falls Daily Journal Unique employment opportunity: Mill Street looks for new applicants through exclusive job fair Fergus Falls Daily Journal Mill Street Residence decided to try something a little different Tuesday. With several vacant positions, they opened up their doors to potential applicants for tours, hors d'oeuvres and an opportunity to meet in-person with residents and staff at Mill ...