Paul Said:

Job search dilema regarding relocation?

We Answered:

When most companies say "local applicants only" they usually mean people who will be in the area if they are hired. You will not be asking them to provide relocation assistance nor do you need any new permits for this job (I assume) just because you're changing states. The key point is that the companies do not want to hire someone who will be outside of Chicago or have to pay extra to relocate someone. Make it clear in your cover letter that you are planning to move to Chicago regardless and then tell them the dates you will be available for an interview.

Justin Said:

Job Search?

We Answered:

well my mom does Mary Kay and her schedule is very flexible! She makes up her own hours, and how she wants to run her business.its just how you want to work your business to fit your schedule.its a great job she loves what she does. also you can stay home with your kid while working!! Here is her own Mary Kay website if you want to check it out...
www.Marykay.com/crobinson65
:)

Jeffery Said:

Is it possible to find a job in Michigan?

We Answered:

Don't listen to the online scam posters here. Just remember that you're only 20 and have tons of options ahead of you... in new places. This is your chance to get out of Michigan and go stake your claim somewhere else with a more robust economy. Even though the unemployment rate is expected to go to 7%, there are lots of jobs and opportunities around the country if you are willing to go get them. Search Monster and other sites and stop restricting yourself to Michigan. I'll bet you uncover new opportunities at a significant pay raise in some exciting new places. Ever thought about Las Vegas? Phoenix? Reno/Tahoe? Houston? Indianapolis? Miami? Nashville? Seattle? The world is your oyster.

Leona Said:

How is job searching in Ann Arbor Michigan?

We Answered:

Ann Arbor's economy is pretty diverse thanks to the University and the hospitals. HOWEVER, most jobs in Michigan now require AT LEAST a two-year, technical degree. Most of the jobs available for individuals without a college degree are low-wage jobs in the service industries. You should at least consider completing a college certificate program.

Harry Said:

Job Search in Michigan?

We Answered:

Post your resume on the Michigan Talent Bank and search online at:
http://www.michworks.org/mtb/pages/seeke…

You might also try assisted living facilities like Villa Bella (586) 412-8910
or American House
http://www.american-house.com/