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Monday, November 29, 2010
HVAC jobs seeing giant growth
If you are looking for work in the HVAC industry, your'e in luck. The industry is experiencing another growth spurt. The news comes amid the launch of a new hvac jobs website called HVACjobsnow.com.
HVAC stands for Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning. The industry needs skilled technicians to install and maintain these mechanical giants. The avergae salary you can expect is around $45k per year. It's definitely a "blue collar" job.
Some of the new HVAC jobs are green. Many new hvac units are extremely energy efficient and increasing getting gree in terms of their technology. What many people dont realize is that energy efficiciency jobs are a big part of the green movment.
You can get training in this area. Here are a few HVAC training schools to check out:
www.PorterChester.com
www.eLearners.com/HVAC
www.TechnicalCareersNewYork.com
HVAC stands for Heating Ventilation & Air Conditioning. The industry needs skilled technicians to install and maintain these mechanical giants. The avergae salary you can expect is around $45k per year. It's definitely a "blue collar" job.
Some of the new HVAC jobs are green. Many new hvac units are extremely energy efficient and increasing getting gree in terms of their technology. What many people dont realize is that energy efficiciency jobs are a big part of the green movment.
You can get training in this area. Here are a few HVAC training schools to check out:
www.PorterChester.com
www.eLearners.com/HVAC
www.TechnicalCareersNewYork.com
Labels: hvac jobs
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Thursday, November 18, 2010
Update on the CT job market
Although many are still hurting in the Connecticut economy, at least things aren't getting worse. CT jobs growth has stabilized which is good news for nutmeggers.
Here's what the CT DOL had to say about the job market this fall:
After several months of private sector growth, Connecticut lost jobs in September, with the bulk of its losses in the private sector. September’s decrease brings the state’s nonfarm employment to 1,610,600. On a seasonally adjusted basis, this represents a drop of 3,000 jobs over the year, when nonfarm employment totaled 1,613,600. The state’s unemployment rate was unchanged between August and September at 9.1 percent, half a percentage point below the national rate of 9.6 percent.
“September’s report show that the jobs market continues to be unstable,” said Labor Statistics Supervisor Salvatore DiPillo. “And while we’ve seen some overall improvement in the past several months in the average workweek, average wages, and new claims for unemployment insurance, we can expect to see monthly fluctuations in the economic indicators until the recovery has taken a foothold.”
Connecticut job boards such as FairfieldCountyJobs.com, one of the states top job boards are finally growing again. Their site has seen a 10% rise in postings since August.
Here's what the CT DOL had to say about the job market this fall:
After several months of private sector growth, Connecticut lost jobs in September, with the bulk of its losses in the private sector. September’s decrease brings the state’s nonfarm employment to 1,610,600. On a seasonally adjusted basis, this represents a drop of 3,000 jobs over the year, when nonfarm employment totaled 1,613,600. The state’s unemployment rate was unchanged between August and September at 9.1 percent, half a percentage point below the national rate of 9.6 percent.
“September’s report show that the jobs market continues to be unstable,” said Labor Statistics Supervisor Salvatore DiPillo. “And while we’ve seen some overall improvement in the past several months in the average workweek, average wages, and new claims for unemployment insurance, we can expect to see monthly fluctuations in the economic indicators until the recovery has taken a foothold.”
Connecticut job boards such as FairfieldCountyJobs.com, one of the states top job boards are finally growing again. Their site has seen a 10% rise in postings since August.
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Wednesday, November 10, 2010
Engineering job network launches
We're the "blog for jobs" which means we bring you news and views for online job hunting.
AllCountyJobs.com LLC, the local/niche job network is announcing a new network for engineering jobs. The network consists of 7 engineering job boards focused on the most popular types of engineering jobs: sales, chemical, structural, mechanical, electrical, environmental and civil engineering.
In case you didn't know there is a major shortage of engineers around the country and these new sites will help employers target their engineering jobs in a much more focused way online rather than spraying them out to general job boards.
AllCountyJobs.com LLC, the local/niche job network is announcing a new network for engineering jobs. The network consists of 7 engineering job boards focused on the most popular types of engineering jobs: sales, chemical, structural, mechanical, electrical, environmental and civil engineering.
In case you didn't know there is a major shortage of engineers around the country and these new sites will help employers target their engineering jobs in a much more focused way online rather than spraying them out to general job boards.
Labels: engineering job boards
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