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The Eastern Shore Job Search Centre is in place to assist people actively looking for employment and to assist employers needing to fill work positions within their business with full-time, part-time or temporary employees. The Centre provides...

For Job Seekers

• Use of a computer, printer and photocopier for developing, printing and copying resumes

• Case Management is available to assist you in developing your career path

• Job Development with employers to help generate local employment

• There is a Local job board

• Use of telephone, e-mail and fax machine to get your resume to potential employers

• Individual consultation — staff is available to help develop your resume and answer your job related questions

• The Centre offers an Extensive library of books on resume and cover letter writing, interview and job searching skills

• You may apply for Employment Insurance online at the Centre and we can provide assistance with the process

• Please download the application, complete the form then drop it off at the Centre, or fax to us at 902 827-5870. For your convenience the form can be filled out electronically using your computer and Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you have any questions please call 902 827-5110.

For Employers

• Employers can advertise for employees on our local job board

• Use of computer, printer and photocopier for printing and copying Job Postings

• Use the Internet to find information on running your business or alternate ways of advertising job openings

• We refer potential employees to you

• Leave your blank application forms with us as a convenience for potential employees

• We can collect resumes for you and arrange pickup

• Please download the application for job posting, complete the form then drop it off at the Centre, or fax to us at 902 827-5870. For your convenience the form can be filled out electronically using your computer and Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you have any questions please call 902 827-5110.

Do What You Love
(The following statistics are from an article in a 'Playboy Magazine')

1500 people were divided into 2 groups and followed for 20 years...

Group A made up 83% of the sample
This group chose careers based on making money now in order to do what they wanted later

Group B, the other 17%, chose their career based on what they
wanted to do now and would worry about the money later

The result after 20 years:
101 of the 1500 had become millionaires
100 of 101 were from Group B

The moral of this study is that if people "Do What They Love" ...
... then their chance of success skyrockets!