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As 2008 experienced the largest job loss recording since World War II,
many of those jobs included union jobs. However, with the new stimulus
package on the horizon and as consumer confidence returns in 2009,
more and more jobs will be created.

When searching for a job you should always ask yourself:

1. What am I really passionate about?
2. What am I actually good at doing?
3. How much money do I need to make for my family to survive?
4. What are my geographic limitations when looking for employment?
5. What industries have I previously worked in and would I like to
continue work in that field?
6. Am I qualified for my dream job or do I need some additional
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The one place to turn to look for open union, trade and staffing
positions is the Internet. There are union job boards, there are
individual sites dedicated to providing information on union jobs and
so on and so forth. A good site will have jobs that are posted across
the United States and Canada in multiple industries. Search virtually
anywhere for your next great job!

These online resources have a simple purpose; provide jobs for hard
working families. If you are a union employer, a labor union or any
union affiliated organization seeking workers, apprentices, staff or
any other position, please consider posting your job online. Job
seekers are always on the lookout for new positions and cannot always
afford to travel from city to city to find work. The Internet is the
best tool for finding and locating that next union.

Let's put Union Workers in America, Canada and across the world back
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