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COVID19 and Your Career Future
We are going though unprecedented times in the United States and around the world. Millions of people have been laid off or furloughed and if you are here today because of this outcome, our thoughts and prayers go out to you ....and we want to help. We taken time to curate some of the career opportunities on LocalJobs.com and we've selected a handful we know are doing well today...and will thrive going into the future as well. They have the unique combination of being able to survive a major economic downturn because of their great leadership, customer focus obsession and strong financials. They are worthy of consideration for your next career.
Grocery Jobs
These companies keep food readily available for your kitchen table - yesterday, today...and tomorrow.
The grocery industry is a staple within our economy. Opportunities are strong on the retail grocer side. In fact, when COVID-19 broke out and states began to shut down restaurant dining, bars and taverns - it was (and still is) the local grocery store who saw their traffic spike. This created greater demand for food stockers, cashiers, meat and deli and produce department workers. Whether national, regional or local in nature - your local grocer is very likely to have opportunities for immediate fill.
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Truck Driver Jobs
Considered an 'essential' job - truck drivers today are getting the appreciation they finally deserve!
There has always been a solid demand for truck driver jobs. The new economy and the growth of online retail sales have insured that the truck driver will have a job for as long as merchandise needs to go from warehouse to consumer. During COVID-13 - their need was only magnified. These jobs typically only require a certificate or other award by a truck driving educational institution.
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Manufacture Jobs
Planes, trains, and automobiles - plus everything thing else that you hold in your hand. It all utilizes an assembly line and is therefore manufactured.
There has been a shortage of manufacture workers over the last several decades. It seems as though after our grandparents left the industry....and many of those jobs left the USA for overseas - there just has not been too much to celebrate. That has radically changed. Since 2017 jobs in manufacturing have come back in abundance and now there are not enough workers to fill the open roles. Under COVID-19 a number of manufacturers have made modifications to their assembly line to produce PPE (personal protective equipment). Today's manufacturing plant is likely VERY unlike what your grandfather worked in. Conditions are much cleaner and with a greater focus on worker safety.
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Healthcare Jobs
When America needed them - they stepped up. Join the ranks of our hometown heros with a career in healthcare.
With an aging population, the healthcare industry is projected to grow 14 percent per year through 2028 - MUCH faster than the 5% average for all other occupations. This growth will add almost 1.9 million new jobs - more than any of the other occupational group. It comprises a VERY LARGE number of positions including healthcare practitioners (RNs, physicians and surgeons and dental hygienists) technical and support (home health aides, occupational therapy assistants and medical transcriptionists) roles to name just a few.