Greater Milwaukee Jobs
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Thursday, January 3, 2013 YOUR NEXT JOB IS HERE: ��� GREATERmilwaukeeJOBS ��� MILWAUKEE ��� WAUKESHA ��� OZAUKEE Join Our Team Saturday January 12, 2013 8:00 AM - NOON All Shifts 229982004 Refreshments Outstanding Benefits ��� Packaging Machine Operators ��� Baking Process Operators ��� Maintenance Mechanics Please bring: ��� updated resume ��� identification for employment ��� 2 professional references Great Pay Career Growth Baptista���s Bakery 4625 W. Oakwood Park Dr., Franklin, WI 230047002 Part Time Hourly or Live-In (7 days a pay period) ��� Live-In Rate $145/day ��� Hourly Rate $9.00/$11.00 Qualifications ��� Valid Driver���s License ��� Insured Vehicle Always Best Care (262) 649-3036 ��� sbrown@abc-seniors.com 262-521-2211 Email resume: merrymaids0482@aol.com In person: 714 Bluemound Rd., Waukesha 53188 Activity Specialist 229998001 CAREGIVERS NEEDED Team Members: ��� Earn $300-$400 weekly ��� No nights or holidays ��� Extensive paid training ��� Paid vacations and holidays ��� Upbeat fun atmosphere Full and Part-time available Car, License, & Insurance needed 229945003 Immediate Interviews WASHINGTON As Education Costs Spiral, Community Colleges Can Help Maximize Return On Education ��� ��� ��� This Week���s Featured Ads ��� ��� ��� Baptista���s Bakery ��� Part time 1st shift Activity (Lifestyle) Specialist will help conduct resident activity programs as needed, including assisting with the transportation of residents to and from programs, room setup and assisting residents with basic personal needs. Ideal candidate will have excellent communication skills, prior experience working in a health care setting, good organizational skills, able to prioritize daily tasks and lead groups independently. This position may include a weekend, holiday or evenings on occasion. We offer an excellent wage and benefit package for qualified positions. Apply on line at www.threepillars.org or apply in person at: Three Pillars 410 N. Main St. Dousman, WI By William D. Green, Chairman, Accenture (NAPS) ��� By some accounts, U.S. studentloan debt has reached $1 trillion. That���s more than the entire national debt was in the 1970s. Even though students who receive financial aid are graduating from college with an average debt of $25,250, according to the Institute for College Access and Success, finding a job to pay down their loans has become an extremely difficult task. True, seeking a job in the current economy can be very disheartening, but my advice to new graduates is to hang in there and do everything you can to add to your technical, computer, language and communication skills while you���re on the hunt. It���s also important to let prospective employers know you���re taking the initiative to enhance your education and skills. My advice to this year���s high school juniors ��� and seniors see EDUCATION . . page 2 www.GREATERmilwaukeeJOBS.com