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As I have just returned from 10 days vacation, I thought it would be appropriate to do an article on cruise jobs. Unfortunately my vacation did not include a cruise!

While there are many advantages to working on cruise ships, such as regular salary in addition to free food and accommodation, there are also disadvantages ...

Cruise jobs are oftern very physically demanding with long shifts.

Most people work for short periods of time in the cruise industry, either to earn some money while in college or travel around the world for free and earn some cash at the same time.

To learn more about the exciting prospects of a career at sea, read the full article ...

March 14, 2005 19:49 - Job Specific Article - Sports Jobs

Opportunities for sports enthusiasts are both rewarding and varied ...

There are no set work schedules in sports jobs, although hours will typically include weekend and holiday work as well as evening shifts.

A lot of sporting jobs involve backroom work such as administration, organization tasks. media, officials, medical etc.

To hear more about these exciting prospects, read the full article now!

Regards
Roger

March 20, 2005 10:10 - Job Specific Article - Security Guards

With the fallout from the events o f9/11, positions in security are expected to grow faster than the average growth of other occupations.

Some security guards opt to work in security as either a part-time job or as a second job while they persue other interests and avenues of employment ...

Many police officers and other law enforcement officials find working security guard assignments to be an excellent part-time or seconfd job.

To find all about careers in the security industry, read the full article now ...

March 21, 2005 16:39 - Manufacturing JObs - Industry Outlook

Industry Outlook for Manufacturing Jobs

The overall employment prospect for manufacturing jobs, as a whole, is anticipated to continue declining in the next few years. The majority of this decline is due to the fact that an increasing number of contracts are being awarded to companies overseas because it is often cheaper.

Advances in technology have also continued to deplete the manufacturing workforce over the last three decades

The only exception to this downward trend seems to be in industries where fine detail is needed and requires a human hand and eyes to accurately perform the job. Aeronautics is just one of the fields that may not experience as much downsizing as other manufacturing related industries.

Manufacturing work can be very repetitive and often involves work in a noisy environment; usually standing for long periods of time. Persons employed in this occupation generally must be in excellent health, have a lot of stamina and be able to life heavy pieces of equipment. Quotas often apply to manufacturing jobs. Workers in this industry must be able to perform work quickly and accurately; as
mistakes cost the company money and time.

Manufacturing companies tend to shift owners frequently which can mean a shift in benefits pay and even periods of unemployment for persons employed in this field. On the other hand, manufacturing employees tend do earn better than average wages, may be part of a union and often have access to benefits such as health and dental insurance, vacation and sick time as well as stock options.

To discover more, read the full article now !

Regards

Roger

March 22, 2005 20:29 - Manufacturing Jobs - Employment Prospects & Job Search

Employment Prospects & Job Search for Manufacturing Jobs

Employment prospects for the field of manufacturing vary greatly. The industry is comprised of several sub-categories which include:

• Metal
  
• Plastic
  
• Printing
  
• Textile
  
• Wood
  
• Power
  
• Water
  
• Liquid waste
  
• Food
  
• Assembly type work
  

Job Search for Manufacturing Jobs

Persons interested in manufacturing employment can find employment opportunities through a variety of means. These types of jobs are commonly posted in the classifieds section of the newspaper as well as through employment and recruitment services. Manufacturing jobs that involve working on government contracts usually have more stringent requirements and therefore tend to be posted with professional agencies.

To learn more, read the full article now !

Regards

Roger

March 23, 2005 13:29 - Manufacturing Jobs - Cover Letters & Resumes

Cover Letters for Manufacturing jobs

The cover letter used to apply for a position in manufacturing should build on the resume by highlighting skills, experience, knowledge of technology advances that apply to the industry and a strong commitment to safety.

Resumes for Manufacturing Jobs

Experience and skill are usually highly valued by manufacturing employers. Due to this the functional or combination resume can be beneficial to candidates applying for work in the manufacturing industry.

Any special training or experience on specialty equipment should be highlighted on the resume

Manufacturing employers are also frequently concerned with maintaining a safe workforce and environment, therefore the job seeker should also mention any awards or commendations they have received for safety or safety training they have attended.

Quotas often apply to manufacturing jobs, so it is also a good idea to frame the resume in terms of achievements and accomplishments.

To learn more, read the full article now!

March 25, 2005 16:18 - Manufacturing Jobs - Training & Qualifications

Training & Qualifications for Manufacturing Jobs

Entry level requirements for employment in manufacturing vary; depending on the location and the industry; however most employers require at least a high school diploma or general equivalency diploma. A certain amount of specialty experience or training may be required in order to work with more complex machinery.

Individuals who want to be employed in the manufacturing industry, and maintain their employment, will need to be vigilant about staying on top of emerging technologies. Most equipment used in all manufacturing firms today involve some form of computer technology.

Opportunities for advancement do exist in this field for individuals who show leadership abilities and who are able to master the operation of the machine on which they have worked.

Individuals employed in manufacturing plants where work on government contracts is performed will generally be required to undergo a security clearance.

To learn more about manufacturing jobs, read the full article now!

March 26, 2005 11:11 - Travel Jobs - Industry Outlook for Travel Jobs

Industry Outlook for Travel Jobs

Throughout the next decade, employment prospects in the field of travel ( travel jobs ) are expected to decline from previous highs. This is mostly thought to be due to a decline in both business and leisure travel following the terrorist attacks in 2001. The implementation of the Internet in the field of travel has also changed the face of the way people plan and reserve their travel arrangements.

Due to the high degree of involvement with the public, persons employed in the travel industry should have good people skills and be able to promote ideas with enthusiasm. They should also be flexible.

Earnings for the travel industry vary, depending on the specific role an employee fills. Managers are often paid by salary while agents may be paid either by commission only or salary plus commission. Clerks and receptionists are generally paid by the hour.

Employment in the travel industry provides many benefits, including free or discounted travel and the opportunity to learn about exciting and far away locales

Persons employed in the travel industry may be required to work weekends and evenings as well as overtime. Peak seasons for certain locations as well as holidays and summer months tend to be very high pressure times for travel related.

To learn more about travel jobs, read the full article now!

Regards

Roger

March 28, 2005 23:07 - Travel Jobs - Employment Prospects for Travel Jobs

The position of travel agent is most frequently association with the travel industry, however there are numerous other jobs found within this field. Reservation agents and ticket agents are just a couple of the many other careers found in the field of travel occupations.

Some travel agents prefer to specialize and may focus their travel planning for others on a specific location or region. About 10% of all travel agents are self-employed. The remainder of other travel agents is employed by professional travel agencies.

Reservation and ticket agents are commonly employed by hotel chains as well as cruise lines, airlines and travel clubs.

To find out more about travel jobs, read the full article now !

Regards

Roger Clark

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