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Tue, Nov 2nd, 2010
Holiday Time Means Seasonal Jobs
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 With the holidays right around the corner, many companies are starting to advertise for additional workers to help them get through the rush. If you are unemployed, work part-time or just need some extra cash, this is a great time to find seasonal work.

 Even if the seasonal position doesn't align with your skill set or background, it is still a good opportunity to fill any employment gaps on your resume. You also never know who you may encounter; your seasonal position might lead to a more permanent position or give you an "in" towards a job that does align more with your previous work history. Here is a list of industries that typically hire seasonal workers:

 Retail: This industry typically comes to mind when you think of seasonal work. Not only are companies looking for people to run the registers, but also to help stock shelves or assist with customer service.

Shipping companies: Companies like UPS are notorious for hiring seasonal workers around the holidays to help handle the increases in shipping traffic. It's not always about heavy lifting; don't forget that these companies include positions such as drivers, package handlers, sorters and data entry.

 Security: With an increase in foot traffic, many stores opt to hire extra help to combat theft. These positions can vary from security guards in shopping malls to security guards in office buildings that are open later for the holiday season.

 Hospitality: With families traveling to see loved ones, the hotel industry will receive a boost in reservations. Positions in this industry can include receptionists, housekeeping, restaurant workers, kitchen staff and maintenance.

 Even though the holidays are busy, don't stop your job search. Make sure you are still networking, browsing the job boards, conducting follow-up messaging, etc. This is the time when companies are putting together their budgets for the New Year. Hiring managers may want to contact you or schedule interview, so make sure you are available!

 If you have any questions in regards to your career search, please don't hesitate to contact us!

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Tue, Nov 2nd, 2010 2:55pm

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