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50OFF TUITION Only www.thejobguide.com THE GUIDE (800) 654-9776 Apr 8–Apr 2011 21, Vol. 23 Issue 7 ARKANSASARKANSAS JOB Check out NWA’s Newest Cosmetology School! Butterball, LLC located in Start your NEW Career Huntsville, AR currently has an % opening for the following position: Limited time 50OFF TUITION only. We offer comprehensive courses that prepare GENERAL LABOR PRODUCTION students for licensing by the Arkansas Department of Health-Cosmetology. We are looking for individuals to join our team at our Huntsville, AR location. We 2600 W. Hudson Rd. Rogers, AR offer an excellent wage and benefits package! If you are interested in working for a nationally recognized company who produces turkey products, please stop by and fill out an application at: 1294 N College Huntsville, AR 72740 You may also complete an application at the Workforce Development Offices in Rogers, Fayetteville, or Harrison Attitude is Everything... Call today: 479-246-0046 Butterball, LLC is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and does not discriminate against employees or job applicants on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, handicap, disability, veteran Follow your DREAM! www.APCSchool.com status, or any other status or condition protected by applicable federal or state statues. Call Center Reps Production Supervisor Butterball, LLC located in Customer Service Huntsville, AR currently has an Set-Up Operators Cost Accountant opening for the following position: Salvage Techs Milling Manager General Labor Administrative Assistant Maintenance Techs HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGER Data Entry Machine Operators The Human Resource Manager manages the HR department by overseeing Bank/Operations Clerk administration of hiring, retention, termination, personnel records, legal Trailer Mechanics compliance, compensation, benefits, and long-term staffing strategies. Telecom Traveling Techs Minimum qualifications: Bachelor degree in HR or related field or equivalent Legal Assistant training and experience; knowledge of federal, state, and local laws and Sales Support Clerk regulations related to HR management; excellent verbal and written communication skills, as well as problem solving, conflict resolution, and public Logistics Clerk speaking skills; strong computer skills; PHR/SPHR certification preferred; English-Spanish bilingual preferred New jobs daily at www.worksource.net Interested individuals who meet the minimum qualifications should We’ve Moved! Visit our New Location in Springdale! submit their resumes by email to [email protected]. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled. Lowell, AR Siloam Springs, AR Springdale, AR 506 Enterprise Dr., Ste 105 2450 Hwy 412 E. 3329 W. Sunset Ste. D Butterball, LLC is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer and does not discriminate against employees or job applicants on the basis of race, religion, color, sex, age, national origin, handicap, disability, veteran 479-770-4900 479-524-0277 479-770-5150 status, or any other status or condition protected by applicable federal or state statues. EMPLOYMENT / CAREER TRAINING / BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Sales & We are expanding and hiring for the following positions Marketing Positions Arkansas Licensed Boiler Operators For Northwest Arkansas and Must provide current Boiler Operator’s License Southwest Missouri territory Human Resource Electrical & Mechanical background a plus Professionals NOARK, local SHRM Chapter, is your Experienced Welders one stop shop for HR related Stick Welders—must pass 6G welding test Call 417–271–3447 to information in NWA area. Mig Welders—must pass Open Root weld test discuss your qualifications and possible interview www.noark.org Or email resume to Advancing the Profession... Employment Requirements: [email protected] Serving the Professional Travel Clean Driving Record Must be 18 Pay Based on Experience Stable Work History $1500 SIGN ON BONUS! Full Time OT Available Benefits Package Available Criminal background checks performed on all potential employees. Immediate opening for experienced MID-SOUTH STEAM BOILER & HVAC Service Technician ENGINEERING CO, INC. Must have at least 3 years of experience. Must have valid driver’s license, pass 4 Ways to Apply pre-employment drug screen and background check. Benefits include health, Apply in Person—Mon–Fri 9AM to 3PM dental, vision, life insurance, paid vacation and holidays. 401k and FSA. 3805 Pointer Trail East, Van Buren, AR Call for Appointment 479–471–1468 Come to 524 South Lincoln Street Fax or Email resume In Lowell, AR for an application 479–471–5533 [email protected] Apply online www.midsouthboiler.com ALLIED WASTE SERVICES a leader in the waste management industry has immediate openings. NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR: NOW HIRING IN BELLA VISTA, AR: FACILITY NETWORK HEAVY TRUCK / EQUIPMENT MANAGER At the Van Buren, AR Cook Plant DIESEL MECHANIC We oer competitive pay and benets. Applications are available at the facility or you may send resumes to: The Job Guide Guide Job The 654–9776 (800) www.thejobguide.com Experience Needed: Knowledge and ability to repair and troubleshoot electrical, CORPORATE PEOPLE SERVICES COORDINATOR hydraulic, engine repairs, pm services, drive train, air brake P.O. Box 430 Siloam Springs AR 72761 systems and other component repairs. The mechanic must be able to obtain a class “B” CDL with air brakes within 6 months. Immediate positions for Springdale, AR locations MAINTENANCE TECHNICIANS Several shifts and times available Industrial Maintenance experience in poultry preferred or Education: Technical / Vocational degree. Familiar with poultry manufacturing equipment, fryers, portioning machines, etc. Ability to work in a team, good communications skills, reliable. Waste water experience a plus. APPLY IN PERSON AT: 1715 E. Front St. Galena, KS Or: 36 Bella Vista Way Bella Vista, AR Apply in Person: 701 Porter St. Monday to Friday 8AM to 5PM Mail: P.O. Drawer G, Springdale AR 72765 Fax: 479–927–7525 Call Mac Gee at: 620-210-2009 Email resume: [email protected] ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR ALL LOCATIONS For further questions: Call: Ivette Wooton at 479–927–7509 An Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/D/V George’s is an integrated poultry company that offers a competitive benefits 2 AR Apr 8, 2011–Apr 2011 21, Vol. 23 Issue 7 package and is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Looking for a flexible job? Lunch Shifts Available! Great starting pay for part-time adults! Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art in Bentonville, AR Work while your kids are at school! No food service experience necessary. We provide seeks talented candidates for the following positions: Work while your spouse is at work! on-the-job training. Work during the day! Advancement opportunities Earn some extra spending money! available based on ASSISTANT PREPARATOR (5 openings) Great for retirees! performance. 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