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Here’s your chance to be your own boss and make some money. Maybe it is too good to be true….but it appears as though Menard’s willing to put their muscle behind your hussel so you can make money together.
Maybe this is just the opportunity you’ve been looking for.
There’s one way to find out. Take action brother.
Menard’s isn’t paying us to mention this. We don’t know anyone at this location in the Menard’s camp, but we know people need work out there. We know sometimes you just need a “boost” to take off.
Maybe this is your boost. Maybe this is the boost someone you know NEEDS. Share it. That’s what we’re all here for.
There’s opportunity around every corner, and this one caught our eye around the corner from the men’s room at Menard’s so we snapped a picture and threw it up here for YOU.
No, this is NOT the former GM of Q101. (Honest)
Employers plan to do more holiday hiring this year than they did in 2010, a Snagajob survey finds, but outplacement firm Challenger, Gray & Christmas forecasts no major changes from last year in retail hiring.
In the Snagajob survey, hiring managers said they expect to hire on average 4.1 seasonal workers, a nearly 5 percent increase from the average 3.9 workers hired last year. Fifty-one percent of hiring managers said they will hire seasonal workers, edging up from 50 percent who said so last year. Hourly pay will average $10.60, unchanged from last year, the survey found.
Challenger, Gray & Christmas’ annual holiday hiring forecast predicts retailers will hire roughly 627,600 seasonal workers, mirroring last year.
“We’ve got consumer confidence at a very low ebb,” said John Challenger, chief executive officer of the Chicago-based firm. “One of the first forerunners of the holiday season, which is the back-to-school season, sales were relatively flat (in August) compared to what they were in July, and we’ve got an economy that’s just not growing much at all.”
Source: http://www.suntimes.com/business/7773327-420/holiday-hiring-might-grow-this-year.html
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