Indeed.com or LinkedIn is how I found my current job

If there are specific companies that you know of, look on their websites.

sevendays has some VT jobs otherwise had luck on indeed

What type of work are you looking for?

www.rutlandeconomy.com has a curated list usually

I found my latest job and the 5 others I interviewed for before it all in indeed or linkedin. Before that it was all networking with former colleagues. This was all in the engineering field so YMMV.

Really depends on what type of work, WHERE (local or remote) what skills you have etc. with that info we might be able to give you more targeted help.

Same

Seven Days VT Jobs

Any gas station, grocery store, or restaurant. THOSE are the everyone and their brother who are hurting for people.

Well, shit. Maybe my job doesn’t suck that bad

Honestly, my biggest qualification right now is a steady schedule. My current job has had highly variable hours since the pandemic started

It would help a lot if you would tell us all some details, like what type of work you are looking for?

And those would be fantastic if I was thirty minutes closer to Burlington. Unfortunately, I’m already spending too much time driving to work

Thanks! I’ll give it a peek

Regrettably undereducated for engineering. But I’ll take a peek.

And that’s the other struggle. The last seven years, I’ve been a rural mail carrier and I am stumped on any transferable skills I’ve picked up.

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Work for fed ex.

828 jobs listed on Glassdoor in the past 3 days within 25 miles of Burlington. 257 of those listed pay over 60k. 136 over 80k. 60 over 100k.
https://www.glassdoor.com/Job/burlington-jobs

Here’s a list of ten skills and qualifications that you have:

Strong knowledge of rural roads and navigation.

Familiarity with postal regulations and procedures.

Good time management and organizational skills.

Ability to work independently and make decisions on the job.

Good physical fitness and stamina to handle the demands of the job.

Strong customer service skills and ability to interact with the public.

Basic computer skills and ability to use technology to track deliveries.

Strong communication skills, both verbal and written.

Good problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

Ability to work in all weather conditions and drive in a variety of terrains.

indeed.com has a fair number of manufacturing jobs listed, some denoted as “urgently hiring” and many as “entry level.” I suspect the money is better at USPS, but it would get you off the road if that’s your issue.

Serving can be pretty lucrative but I guess I suck huh

I don’t know of a restaurant near Woodstock/WRJ that ISNT HIRING. Or mechanics or warehouse staff or cleaners or drivers or anyone. Also the hospitals and biotech in Lebanon NH. It’s kind of getting hard to empathize with people claiming there’s no work right now. Maybe the problem is you?

It’s a shame what the mail service has become. It used to be a very respectable job. Heck look into banks, I know tellers starting at $21-$26/hr

??? indeed and LinkedIn are job boards… for jobs listed for literally anywhere.

He asked how to go about looking since he hasn’t done a job search in a long time. Not that there are not jobs out there. And he said he needs more regular hours…

What county?

Oh honey working in a restaurant is WAYYYYY better than being a rural mail carrier. Yes, I've been a rural mail carrier. I've also worked for UPS and I've worked in restaurants/hospitality for 15 years.

Pretty positive UPS pays way more than FedEx. Not sure what FedEx gets but all UPS drivers make Over 6 figures after 4 years

Edit: not sure what FedEx gets because it's an entirely different system where rich people buy routes and trucks for FedEx delivery and then subcontract out the work to people willing to do it and pay them less than it's worth. Meanwhile UPS is a single system and a union with negotiation power.

Where are you located?

I need carpenters and tilers, anyone can learn. We pay $25-$35 an hour

Manchester, VT

Rutland

Didn’t say you did. I just personally didn’t enjoy getting spit on by customers

I work at FedEx. Some are making $2000 a week others $800 a week. Depends on the contract.

Over 400K a year as a driver delivering packages for a single route?