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Thursday, October 17, 2013 YOUR NEXT JOB IS HERE: ★ GREATERmilwaukeeJOBS • MILWAUKEE • WAUKESHA • OZAUKEE • • • This Week's Featured Ads • • • • WASHINGTON Part-time jobs may be the new normal in the U.S. job market 234933011 Caregivers/CNAs/PCWs Rewarding Flexible Jobs for Caring People!! Positions Available Throughout Waukesha and Milwaukee Counties Join us in helping seniors remain independent in the privacy and comfort of their homes! Qualifications: Responsibilities Include: 235033002 ♥ Caring, compassionate and dependable ✔ Personal Care ♥ Valid driver's license and insured vehicle ✔ Light Housekeeping a must ✔ Meal Preparation ✔ Transportation ♥ Previous experience helpful ✔ Companionship ♥ CNA certification T For more information, call: 262.347.3005 or to APPLY, visit: www.rahwaukesha.com/jobs 234893007 HORICON WORKS IS NOW HIRING SEASONAL FULL-TIME POSITIONS ASSEMBLERS Average compensation w/incentive pay $14-$16 per hr WELDERS Average compensation w/incentive pay $15-$17 per hr PREVIOUS MIG WELDING DESIRED BUT WILL TRAIN CANDIDATES WITH A DESIRE TO LEARN PRESS OPERATORS Average compensation w/incentive pay $15-17 per hr. PRIOR LARGE PRESS EXPERIENCE DESIRED BUT WILL TRAIN CANDIDATES WITH A DESIRE TO LEARN. 150 to 2000 ton presses & coil feeders OT Available. For information about the jobs, candidates can visit the Job Center of Wisconsin's web site at: www.jobcenterofwisconsin.com – OR – To apply: Complete our online application at Select John Deere Wage Opportunities www.JohnDeere.jobs he unemployment rate has edged lower as the nation slowly recovers from the economic crash of 2009 but unemployment is still a concern for many Americans. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported an unemployment rate of 7.3 percent in August 2013, a small change over the past few months. That means there are still 11.3 million people without a job. The data reveals that 7.9 million people have filled part-time positions, to make ends meet. Many people are signing up to work several part-time jobs in lieu of a full-time position. It seems as though part-time jobs have become the new normal for U.S. workers. "Part-time and temporary positions have been the trend for a long time," says Jason Rinsky, National Director of Career Services at the Brown Mackie College system of schools. "At the beginning of the recession, it was a way not to lay people off. Employers reduced workers to part-time hours to keep them employed. It made sense to keep the talent and resources available to them." "At first glance, there are obvious drawbacks to replacing one full-time job with several part-time see PART-TIME JOBS . . . page 2 www.GREATERmilwaukeeJOBS.com