The JCP has been approved for 3 laborers at $580 per week and one foreperson at $650 per week.
The Mayor of Mt. Moriah wants people to know there are several jobs open but not a lot of people are applying. Lisa Hunt says the JCP has been approved for 3 laborers at $580 per week and one foreperson at $650 per week. She says the deadline to apply was August 11th but that’s been extended to fill the positions and it’s easy to qualify. For more information call the town of Mt. Moriah at 785-5232.
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Autism@Work recently celebrates one year in Corner Brook, helping employees and employers
Through tailored toolkits, coaching, and ongoing support, they help match workers with employers who are open to hiring differently.
Quebec man driving a transport truck charged with impaired near Port Saunders
Cpl Jesse O’Donaghey says just after 9 p.m. on June 20th, police located the unit partially off the roadway. There were open alcohol containers just outside the vehicle and the driver failed a roadside breath test.
Tomorrow is the deadline to apply to be on a provincial child care advisory panel
This 12-member group will come from all four regions with at least two of these representatives being members of NL Child Care Licensees.
Drilling project to start near the Isle aux Morts River
The project includes drilling a maximum of 20 locations within 200 metres of the river.
Western Sno-Riders celebrates Phase one completion of trail and bridge dedication
The 80 foot bridge is named in honor of their groomer operator Warren Hann
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