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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (38964)	8/24/2005 5:21:53 PM
From: Tradelite	Read Replies (2) of 306849

WalMart and Starbucks don't open up or stay in business without the help of people in a number of other skilled and specialized occupations, from lawyers and accountants to A/C contractors and plumbers. No business operates in a vacuum, so I'm sure you're just kidding. <<gg>> Anyone who wants to get in touch with the various types of jobs and skill sets needed by employers can simply consult the weekend classified ads in a large metro newspaper. There must be some weird reason that experienced HVAC technicians and plumbers are being offered signing bonuses of $1,000 or $1,500 in those ads, locally. Could it be that some good-paying job opportunities actually exist out there? Naw......must be my imagination. It must also be my imagination that when I call for a refrigerator repairman or a plumber, I'm told one can show up maybe "sometime" in the next two or three days, if I'm lucky. The newspaper ads seem to indicate we have a local shortage of dental hygienists to take care of all the Starbuck/WM employees' teeth.<<gg>> Teachers, too...we can use more of those. Electricians and engineers could have an absolute job-hunting field day, if the ads are any guide.

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