August 26, 200917 yr With the economy down and many BGPer's looking for jobs I thought this thread was a good idea. If you know of a place that is hiring post it and any available information!
August 26, 200917 yr Would help if your provided your location (besides NKY) that way someone doesn't post you a job that is a 3 hour commute.
August 26, 200917 yr Go to Mortuary (Funeral) school like me. That's one of the only professions that is constant...People are always dieing.
August 26, 200917 yr Cowboys is a gentlemens' club. Oh, I thought he was talking about the Gas station chain.:lol::lol:
August 26, 200917 yr Author Would help if your provided your location (besides NKY) that way someone doesn't post you a job that is a 3 hour commute. Doesn't matter to me. I'm not looking just alot of others from many different areas are. So maybe post the jobs location.:thumb:
August 26, 200917 yr Cowboys is a gentlemens' club. The term gentlemen should never be associated with Cowboys though.
August 26, 200917 yr Sykes is a new company in Bardstown that will be operating a regional customer service center. 300+ new jobs, most are $9-$14 per hour plus benefits.
August 27, 200917 yr I could use a good job right now. Anyone know of a place a recent college grad could work around the Richmond/Lexington/Berea area? I'm looking for something to hold me over until I can get into the career I want to be in. It's taking longer than I expected. :irked:
August 27, 200917 yr A customer of mine that builds wind farms is always looking. They currently have projects going in OK, UT, CA, ID, and ND. Jobs starting soon in MO, IL, and TX. Hard work, brutal heat in the summer, bitter cold in the winter. At least 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. $25/hr + $100 per diem. They pay travel time to and from each project once, plus will fly you home on their dime every 6 weeks. Not a good job for a married guy, but a good opportuninty for someone to get some cash built up in a hurry. The overtime adds up fast on these jobs. They have a very tough drug testing policy. That is why they are always in need of workers.
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