Herman Said:

Getting a college education online in New Hampshire...?

We Answered:

You can easily compare info about these schools in this site - schools.iblogger.org

Lillian Said:

moving in December job searching?

We Answered:

I certainly hope you aren't looking for a job as an ENGLISH TEACHER.

YES.. you can get papers sent to you.. CALL the local newspaper there in Arizona and PAY for a SUBSCRIPTION... I've done that on a number of occasions and it can be very informative and well worth the money

Marian Said:

NEW jobs matching - Location: Canada Common, Romsey + 10 miles;Thursday, September 24, 2009 8:45 AM?

We Answered:

Scam, if you haven't applied for this sort of service don't expect it to be real.
NB - the locations are all located in the UK not in Canada.

Annie Said:

Are there any USPS jobs available in New Hampshire?

We Answered:

There is never any posting of job openings with USPS. USPS also does not advertise in Help Wanted classifieds for Career positions.

All you can do is go to your local PO and submit an application to take the Civil Service Examination.

You may also go to a larger PO and ask about Casual or Transitional Employee employment. These are not career positions but through the TE position, you may get the chance to take the test and get a career job.

Casual employment never leads to a permanent job, has no benefits at all and is usually paid in the $8-12 range.

Dolores Said:

How to help a shy co-worker?

We Answered:

Tell him to take a class at the local college or make a point to go to a certain hangout (bar, pool hall, ect.) once a week and become a familar face.

~MLF~

Perry Said:

I just graduated from UNH with a B.A. in econ, what kind of job should I look for???

We Answered:

With a degree in Econ you can pretty much search throughout the finance field. Talk to UNH, they shoul dhave a job placement office there.