🍂🎄 Now that Fall is here, it’s time to start applying for holiday seasonal jobs! 🎁✨

The air is getting crisper, the leaves are changing colors, and the holiday spirit is starting to fill the air. It's the perfect time to start thinking about those seasonal job opportunities that can make your holiday season even more special. Whether you're looking to earn some extra cash, gain experience, or explore new career paths, seasonal jobs during the holidays can be an incredible opportunity. Who knows where it can lead? 🌟

Here are a few reasons why you should consider applying for holiday seasonal jobs:

1️⃣ Extra Income: The holiday season often brings additional expenses, and a seasonal job can provide the extra income you need to make your celebrations even more memorable. Whether you're saving up for gifts, planning a trip, or simply want to indulge in some holiday treats, a seasonal job can help you achieve your financial goals.

2️⃣ Flexibility: Seasonal jobs typically offer flexible schedules, which is especially valuable during the busy holiday season. You can often find part-time, temporary, or evening/weekend shifts that fit around your existing commitments. This flexibility allows you to balance work, family, and personal obligations with ease.

3️⃣ Skill Development: Seasonal jobs provide an excellent opportunity to learn and develop new skills. Whether you're working in retail, hospitality, customer service, or any other seasonal industry, you'll gain valuable experience that can enhance your resume and lead to future job opportunities. From communication and problem-solving skills to teamwork and adaptability, these roles can help you grow both personally and professionally.

4️⃣ Networking: The connections you make during a seasonal job can open doors to new possibilities. You never know who you might meet – colleagues, customers, or even industry professionals. Networking is a powerful tool, and establishing positive relationships during your seasonal job can lead to future employment opportunities or valuable references.

5️⃣ Exploring Career Paths: Seasonal jobs can serve as a stepping stone to explore different industries and roles. If you're unsure about your long-term career goals, a temporary job during the holidays can provide insights into various fields. It's an excellent chance to try something new, discover your interests, and gain clarity about your future career path.

So, what are you waiting for? Start searching for those exciting holiday seasonal jobs today and embrace the opportunities that come with them! 🎅🏼🎉

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5 remote companies that provide all the gear you need to succeed!

1 - Cigna Group is a for-profit American multinational managed healthcare and insurance company. Remote hiring areas include, (Customer Service & Claims, Data Analytics, Finance, Human Resources & more).

• Start your hiring process at Cigna Remote Careers

2 - Prudential Financial, Inc. is an American Fortune Global 500 and Fortune 500 company whose subsidiaries provide insurance, retirement planning, investment management, and other products and services to both retail and institutional customers throughout the United States and in over 40 other countries. Remote hiring areas include, (Finance & Accounting, Data Analytics, Marketing, Client Services, Technology & more).

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3 - American Express Company, (AMEX) is an American multinational financial services corporation specialized in payment cards headquartered in New York City. It is one of the most valuable companies in the world and one of the 30 components of the Dow Jones Industrial Average. Remote hiring areas include, (Customer Service, Travel and Lifestyle, Finance, Risk Management & more).

• Start your hiring process today at AMEX Careers

4 - Allstate Corporation is an American insurance company, headquartered in Northfield Township, Illinois, near Northbrook, since 1967. Founded in 1931 as part of Sears, Roebuck and Co., it was spun off in 1993, but was still partially owned by Sears until it became an independent company completely in June 1995. Remote hiring areas include, (Accounting & Audit, Customer Service, Claims, Finance, Legal & more).

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5 - Cardinal Health, Inc. is an American multinational health care services company, and the 14th highest revenue generating company in the United States. Headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, the company specializes in the distribution of pharmaceuticals and medical products, serving more than 100,000 locations. Remote hiring areas include, (Customer Service, Clinical Operations, Environmental Health & Safety, Pharmacy Operations & more).

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A startling revelation has emerged from a recent study conducted by economists from Princeton and Harvard universities, which surveyed over 2,100 remote workers during the pandemic.

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Shockingly, the study found that the majority of remote workers would be willing to take a pay cut in order to continue working from home, with a staggering 58% of respondents saying they would take a pay cut of up to 5%, while 31% said they would take a pay cut of up to 10%.

Only a meager 6% of respondents said they would NOT be willing to take a pay cut at all.

• If your boss or a potential recruiter was open to negotiate a pay-cut for a work-from-home setup, how much pay would you be willing to give up?

The study also highlighted the immense value remote work holds for employees, with a remarkable 65% of respondents expressing their preference to work remotely full-time after the pandemic.

A mere 2% of respondents stated that they would prefer to work in an office full-time, while 33% preferred a hybrid model.

These results underscore the growing trend of remote work and suggest that employees are willing to make considerable sacrifices to continue working from home.

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Do you enjoy working with animals? Have you considered becoming a vet assistant? We have a great resource showcasing 9 highest paying animal jobs.

Learn more about veterinary assistant jobs here: A veterinary assistant works at a veterinary clinic alongside a veterinarian. They help the vet with routine animal care. Vet assistants do things like feed and bathe the animals, clean animal cages and examination rooms, and monitor animals after surgery.

The national average salary of a veterinary assistant is $41,950.

There are no strict education requirements to become a veterinary assistant. Most have a high school diploma and receive on-the-job training. Find veterinary assistant jobs on Jobcase.

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Jobcase is a great way to network with others and learn about different careers and job paths.

What's one career you'd be interested in learning more about?? Let me know below, and I'll see if I can help connect you with other members or external resources to help answer some questions.

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Hi all, I have a youngin' in my life that is interested in a career in #healthcare! 👏🏼

Is anyone here currently working as a #CNA? If so, could you share a bit about your daily duties and HOW you got into this career?

THANKS SO MUCH! :)

• Patience
• Time management
• Ability to work under pressure
• Multi-tasking
• Customer relations
• Teamwork

These are all skills that I mastered as a worker in the #FoodServices industry throughout the years. Consequently, these are also skills that I use in my current job every single day! Though I still work nights as a part-time bartender for some extra $$ (gotta love student loans!), I spend my days working here at Jobcase as a Community Specialist. The things I learned at the restaurant expand so much further than cocktail recipes and menu knowledge. It taught me how to keep calm under pressure, connect with people of all personalities and how to stay organized while moving at lightning speed.

I am grateful for my 8 years of experience in the hospitality industry. The transferable skills I have learned over the years has made me a stronger, more confident worker in any job I have pursued.

Also, the gig is a blast! I love being able to meet dozens of new people each day and build relationships with our regulars :)

Who else is grateful for their time in the industry??

The health care industry is booming and opportunities are everywhere. The good news is that you don't need a medical degree or previous health care experience to find a job in this industry. Here are three of the most popular roles that health care companies are hiring for that many job seekers can apply to:

1. Home Health Aide Many terminal, disabled, or elderly patients choose to receive at home instead of in a hospital. Home health aides visit these patients to provide medication, check vitals, and offer company. As a home health aide, you may also perform housekeeping duties such as sweeping or laundry. Unlike many other entry-level healthcare jobs, becoming a home health aide requires no certification or degree. Most employers provide on-the-job training. see Health Aide jobs

2. Medical Assistant Medical assistants are the front desks at a doctor's office. They greet patients, file paperwork, and schedule appointments. They may also coordinate service with external laboratories, perform some billing duties, or perform small patient tasks such as taking vitals. Most medical assistant positions only require a high school diploma or equivalent. Most of the training is provided on the job. see Medical Assistant jobs

3. Medical Billing and Coding Specialist The medical industry has a system of codes that ensure that visits and procedures are properly coded and billed to insurance companies and patiences. Most doctors don't have enough time to read through their reports and assign codes so they will hand this work off to specialists to handle the data entry. Many of these positions even allow you to work from home. Medical coding jobs typically don’t require a college degree. There are some certifications you can earn to make yourself a more attractive candidate, but they are not required. see Medical Billing Specialist jobs

If you are not having any luck with online applications, try reaching out to your local doctor's office to see if they are looking for any part time help.

Have you applied to any of these #healthcare roles or worked in any them in the past? Share your experiences in the comments below!

When I was looking for my first full-time job (and my second), I had no idea what I wanted to do. I didn't have any magical moment of "you were meant to be a nurse!" "an analyst!" "a park ranger". So I started from "what can I do that someone will pay me for?"

I had good computer skills and could concentrate, so I applied and ended up working as a transcriptionist, listening to audio of people having meetings and typing what they said. Most of it was focus groups (with overlapping voices, argh) about random products - and all my coworkers were doing the same thing. And then when I moved, I got a temp job putting table-of-contents links into downloadable textbooks.

But when I was in that second job, I got a break: the same company did web development, and they offered to make me a web developer intern. I had enough background to learn the new skills, and they knew I'd work hard. And I knew that I'd be more interested in building websites than I was in linking books together.

So I went from jobs that I knew I could do with the skills I already had to one where I'd need to learn more. I knew I could make that jump, and had way more confidence than when I'd first left school and thought "now what?" Since then, my advice has been to get into a company that has many different jobs, start from something you know how to do (easier to interview for!), and then talk to your coworkers about what they do and see if you're interested in changing your role.

That way you have an easier path to get your first job, and many options for your second!

Anyone familiar with Pennsylvania? Single mom of 3 looking for a new career that gives more stability for my children and a easier work/home life balance.