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Odd Jobs and Crazy Careers
WHO-TV - Customer service representative. technical support specialist. administrative assistant. snore! Are you tired of empty job titles that just don't get you out of bed in the morning? From banana gassing to wrinkle chasing, check out 10 of the strangest

Girls investigate career options: Female professionals teach about
TMCnet - (Spokesman-Review, The (Spokane, WA) (KRT) Via Thomson Dialog NewsEdge) Oct. 22--On TV, women who play crime scene investigators dress like they're on a date. But when four from the Washington State Patrol discussed their jobs Saturday to a group of

Herger challenger bashes Bush backing, lack of jobs in north state
Oroville Mercury-Register - Running for his 11th term in Congress, Rep. Wally Herger, R-Chico, faces two opponents in the Nov. 7 election a Democrat and a Libertarian. The Democrat is Yuba City physician A.J. Sekhon. He ran in the Democratic primary two years ago, but was

Alitalia to sell assets, cut 1,300 jobs before Air France-KLM link-up
Forbes - MILAN (AFX) - Alitalia SpA CEO Giancarlo Cimoli is working on a plan to sell assets and cut a further 1,300 jobs ahead of a link-up with Air France-KLM, Corriere della Sera newspaper reported yesterday, without citing its sources. On Friday, Air

Finding Summer Jobs
WOI-TV - To give yourself the best chance for jobs in private industry, start looking in the late winter or early spring. Large businesses usually have personnel offices that will take your application early. Check back with them regularly on your job

Daily Briefing
INS News - Commissioner James Neeley attributed the lowered rate to the addition of 9,100 jobs in local government education services as school went back into session from the summer break. Other increases were in state government education services with 5,400

S.Q. 725 would help preserve good jobs
Tulsa World - Oklahoma voters will decide Nov. 7 on a proposition, State Question 725, that is aimed at stemming the loss of high-quality manufacturing jobs. Oklahoma is the third-largest manufacturing state in the Southwest. Its 4,523 manufacturers employ 147,500