UPS hiring 8,000 seasonal workers in Chicago area for busy holiday season
UPS is filling part-time and seasonal positions ahead of the upcoming holiday rush, and in about 80% of these positions, no interview is required.
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UPS is filling part-time and seasonal positions ahead of the upcoming holiday rush, and in about 80% of these positions, no interview is required.
There will be all kinds of opportunities in the corporate, social service, informational technology, and construction industries.
We're working for Chicago and making sure you know about job openings in our area.
The job fair will include 73 employers, including PepsiCo, GrubHub, FedEx, Argonne National Laboratory, True Value Hardware, Sherwin-Williams, John Deere, the U.S. Bureau of Prisons, and more.
Oversight essentially did not exist in Illinois.
UPS is holding a hiring event Saturday morning at its facility in Hodgkins until 11 a.m.
Stop by the Irving Park Station, located at 3319 N. Cicero Ave. from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.,
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The shutdowns followed an undercover investigation, the village said.
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