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Sunday, April 17, 2011
Study: Gulf Coast job growth to reach 19% by 2018
The Gulf Coast economy is expected to generate almost 600,000 openings among almost 1,000 job categories by 2018, according to a study.
Food-service industry requires hard work
If you want to work in the food-service industry, youll need to have an insatiable interest in cooking and willingness to work hard.
Demand for nurses to increase
Demand in nursing, a field already experiencing a shortage, is expected to increase as Baby Boomers age.
Dickinson woman inspired to go into nursing
DICKINSON Veronica Saxon was inspired to pursue a career in the health care field after her grandmother was diagnosed with cancer.
Teachers narrow focus, market themselves for jobs
Elementary and secondary school teachers are two of the top 10 projected growth jobs in the Gulf Coast region.
Bartenders are in the mix
KEMAH Whether theyre keeping an attentive ear on their customers or studying up on the latest drinks, bartenders are always in the mix.
Isle natives firm harnesses solar, wind power
GALVESTON An island native is helping people harness Mother Natures power with his company dedicated to renewable energy resources.
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