SourceMaster is currently hiring for the positions below, and will be hosting a hiring event at the San Diego Central Library/Downtown.
Picker Packers Forklift Operators IT Help Technician House Person Help Desk Housekeeper (On-call) Varied Medical Positions
DATE: Tuesday, March 19th, 2019
TIME: 10:00am-12:00pm
LOCATION: San Diego Central Library/Downtown
330 Park Blvd,Room #222 San Diego, CA 92101
Target is looking to up to 60 employees for its new store opening soon in Mission Park. Interested? Atop this #hiring event on Monday, January 14, between 9a - 5p, at the Mission Valley store on 1640 Camino Del Rio N, San Diego, CA 92108 for an opportunity to meet with department Managers and discuss immediate hiring opportunities. Target hiring for new North Park store
https://jobs.target.com/
My company shut down and left san diego
Looking for good job
Hey i want to know if i can work here im 17 years ,and i work before in telvista ,i go once a week to school wedsnday, its charter school ,i can provide work permit ,thank you.
I am 20, graduated high school, had a couple part time jobs which were more like internship/job training. The most recent one would have turned into something much better, as they decided to take me on for more hours, but right then I became injured and on crutches for about 2.5 weeks, and they got busy and had to cover my hours with new employees. I was going to go back tomorrow but now it seems there is not so much of an opening. I live in the San Diego area and was hoping someone knew of work in the east county area, especially, as I currently use public transportation for the most part. This would be Lakeside, La Mesa, El Cajon, Santee, mostly. I can get around pretty well that way, and I really want to start working as my living situation is not going to last and I need to be able to pay rent somewhere. I am open to just about anything reasonable. I've tried applying the usual way, job fairs, etc. I am more comfortable talking to people I don't know when it is not such a cold-call situation, so that also makes the job search harder for me. Also, I am also really good at fixing things so an apprenticeship doing repairs of any type, even with technical gadgets or computers, would be a good fit. I'm a bit on the more quiet side, so I'm not the perky sales person type, just so you know, but when I'm told what to do, I do it very well. Thanks!
Fairly new to the area so anything is a start..any information will be greatly appreciated.. Thanks
I've relocated to San Diego almost a year ago, so that it's like starting all over again from buying a new home to furnishing it, after 50 years of established living in New York, but forced to retire because of an unavoidable setback professionally, so now I'm hoping to have a new and productive life all over again, that means having a job that I can rely on, therefore, would you help me land a job through your expert intervention? Thank you. Justine Cabanit
Full or part time. In the san diego area