Want a summer job? Start now!

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by Mary Ann Milbourn, www.ocregister.com

Summer may be three months away, but if you want a job, you better get started now, according to a survey by Snagajob, the hourly job search engine.

The nationwide online survey of 1,073 hiring managers showed 13% filled their summer slots in February and 11% finished up in March. April will see another 23% complete their summer hiring.

By the end of May, 79% of all summer positions are expected to be filled, according to the survey.

Chris Strom, director of business services for the employment One-Stop Center in Buena Park, says that seems a little early for summer hiring here, based on the job fairs she’s been organizing.

Nonetheless, it’s a good reminder that it’s never too early to start asking about summer jobs.

Great Resource for the Unemployed: Career One-stop

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Advice, Arbor, Career One-stop, Economy, Financial help, Gas card, groceries, Help, Interviews, jobs, Unemployed, Unemployment, Work

If you are currently unemployed, Career One-Stop is a great place to go to for help.

Career One-Stop is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration and was established by law under the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (WIA, P.L. 105-220).  The central component of all One-Stop centers is a labor exchange system that is universally accessible to job seekers and employers. This labor exchange system is undertaken by the U.S. Employment Service (ES) which was first established by the Wagner-Peyser Act of 1933.  There are offices located all over the country.

Great Resource: Career One-stop

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Advice, Arbor, Career One-stop, Economy, Financial help, Gas card, groceries, Help, Interviews, jobs, Unemployed, Unemployment, Work

For those of you who earn too much money from unemployment insurance to qualify for food-stamps and cash aid, Career One-Stop is a place to consider going to for help.

Career One-Stop is sponsored by the U. S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration and was established by law under the Workforce Investment Act of 1998 (WIA, P.L. 105-220).  The central component of all One-Stop centers is a labor exchange system that is universally accessible to job seekers and employers. This labor exchange system is undertaken by the U.S. Employment Service (ES) which was first established by the Wagner-Peyser Act of 1933.  There are offices located all over the country.