Wednesday, January 9, 2013
Here's your weekly roundup of who's hiring in town and in St. Louis and nearby St. Charles Counties.
Who's Hiring: DaVita Dialysis Location: Florissant Job: Clerical Administrative Assistant Description: Ensure the timely and accurate completion of change requisitions, treatment logs, patient charts, invoices and purchase orders; assist patients with transportation arrangements and physician appointments. Requirements: 60 college credit hours minimum; Missouri Teaching Certification preferred; ability and personality to work with colleagues teacher and other staff. How to Apply: Click here to apply online. Who's Hiring: March of Dimes Location: Maryland Heights Job: March for Babies Coordinator, Temporary Description: Assist the St. Louis development team in preparing for our largest fundraiser, March for Babies. This position will help …
Wednesday, January 2, 2013
Here's your weekly roundup of who's hiring in town and in nearby North St. Louis County.
Who's Hiring: Bob Evans Location: Florissant Job: Kitchen Prep Description: Supplies the needed food items; keeps the kitchen organized during the day; assists in thawing, baking and preparing food items to meet daily business needs; cooks some food items by following standardized recipes. How to Apply: Click here to apply online. Who's Hiring: Books a Million Location: Hazelwood Job: Café Barista Description: Greet every customer with a smile and offer assistance immediately; provide excellent customer service, operate café equipment, and prepare coffee, espresso, assist, and thank every customer; provide a clean workplace and ensure compliance with all local, state, and federal health and sanitation regulations. Requirements: A love for …
Thursday, June 30, 2011
Starting Friday, 'Florissant Patch' delivers weekly feature showcasing five employment opportunities in and near town.
The job market took a hit several years ago with the recession, but employers may be starting to hire again. Kim Braddy, executive director of the Maryland Heights Chamber of Commerce, said via email that she has seen a slight increase in employment. She said chamber members are listing more job opportunities on the organization’s website. “Where as the trend was more of an employers market, it’s starting to flip a bit,” she wrote. A mixed bag for the region But, the overall unemployment rate in the St. Louis area recently increased. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reported on June 29 that unemployment in St. Louis inched-up in May. The newspaper indicated 2,900 jobs were cut in the month, expanding the St. Louis jobless rate 8.6 percent. …
