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New Week new Job Opportunities!

Once again thanks to our friend Ed Dailey from Tri-Tech here's the current and largest list of jobs available...Get Ready...Set...Apply!!

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I get asked ALL THE TIME how people can apply to be a scare actor, makeup artist or other kind of employee at "Terror Behind the Screen." Well, we're holding a job fair Sept. 18 at 6 p.m.

If you're a sports fan or are looking for an interesting summer job, the Tri-City Dust Devils are currently accepting applications for their 2014 Game Day Staff! They are looking for people who are the perfect fit for jobs such as section leaders, concession employees, ticket sellers, ticket takers, parking attendants, and bat boys...

Claiming it would raise many in Washington out of poverty,  Gov. Jay Inslee saluted a bill introduced by House Democrats that would raise the state minimum wage to $10.10 per hour.

As soon as you knew you wanted (or needed) a new job, you got on Facebook and let all your friends and connections there know what you could do and that you were available, right? You probably also went straight to LinkedIn and quickly made a profile there so people could find the awesomely productive employee that is you. But the phone didn’t start ringing. That’s not because networking online fo

Finding a new job or changing industriesis a natural desire, especially after the start of a new year. But don’t leap too quickly. Before you start imagining your amazing new job in the dream career you never had, you should research the hiring climate in your industry of choice. You don’t want to put a lot of money and effort into education, training and searching for a new job only to find out y

Not everybody can go to work with a smile on his or her face. However, there are places in America where that actually is the case.

If you’ve recently lost your job, or finally finished your hard-earned degree but have yet to receive that first sweet offer of employment, keep this in mind: Don’t panic. The good—and sort of bad—news is that you’re not alone. The better news is that your situation is not permanent.