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To: stylin19a

If you don’t mind could you tell me what part of what state?

I have thought about compiling different areas where there is work O’plenty.
In my state i tell young men just starting out, who are not afraid to go where the work is, to go to Allentown,Pa...plenty of entry level warehouse and other work there.
I have heard there is a warehouse hub, simular to allentown, in NC..?


29 posted on 12/30/2016 12:41:29 PM PST by Leep (Stronger without her!)
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To: Leep

http://www.indeed.com/jobs?pp=&q=&l=WHEATON&radius=15

Illinois\DuPage County - pick any city and surrounding areas.
The above are jobs within 15 miles of Wheaton

They are looking for bodies and when they hire them, they want them to just show up. How sad is that.


33 posted on 12/30/2016 12:49:02 PM PST by stylin19a (Hey obamas-it's Ray Charles time - "Hit the Road Jack"...you know the rest)
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To: Leep

Warehouse hubs create a lot of jobs from forklift operators to the other skills needed.

We know a younger guy who moved back from the NW and didn’t want to be in the food business. He got a job in ahell hole that custom crushed grapes and bottled wine for small to medium size wineries. On advice from a friend, he picked up forklift skills. He learned how to handle a crush and bottle it and what not to do.

A year later he interviewed a premium winery for a cellar rat job, the bottom job, and got offered the cellar master position. A decade later he still has that job and is also the asst. wine maker. In the last crush, he not only managed the crush, he ran the forklifts to free up men to do the crush.

His joke to his bosses, is fire me, and I will become a union fork lift guy and let the bosses run the business.


35 posted on 12/30/2016 12:53:55 PM PST by Grampa Dave (You can't shame liberals because, they don't understand the concept of honor and decency!It w)
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