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1. The Job Seeker
is an internet newsletter (with a printed version available). The newsletter
is sent twice monthly to paying subscribers. Most subscribers are
college and university career centers and science departments -- each serving
hundreds of students, teachers, and graduates only interested in
Natural Resources and Environmental jobs.
2. Job vacancies are
listed in the newsletter at NO CHARGE. In essence, the
subscribers
are paying for the employers to advertise.
3. Employers can reach
a wider audience by advertising on The Job Seeker website.
This costs $1.00 a day with a 7 day / $7.00 minimum. Pay with
Visa, MasterCard, or check, provide a purchase order number, or be
billed directly.
4. The Job Seeker
Resume Service contains only the resumes of paid subscribers
(those who are really serious about finding a new job).
Employers with the right types of jobs may search the resumes at NO CHARGE. The job seekers
are paying for the employers to find them.
5. Unlike most job
placement websites, at The Job Seeker an advertisement is only
paid for once.
6. Unlike most job
placement websites, at The Job Seeker the small employer with
no budget or a limited budget can gain access to job seekers on a
nationwide basis. And job seekers have the opportunity to apply
for these unique positions.
7. Unlike most job
placement websites, The Job Seeker assures you of only dealing
with real people who are earnestly looking for a better job or a new
employee; not just fishing around.
"... one of the best publications
available to the Environmental field. I know that I've been a fan of The Job
Seeker for years now ... first as a job searching college grad, and now as an
employer."
Kurt Bender, Supervisor
Somerset County Park Commission
Environmental Education Center
"I'd also like to say
thanks for your service - we have always gotten good hits off postings to the
site, and you offer an inexpensive, targeted alternative that is very attractive
to a small environmental non-profit! Keep up the good work!"
