Isleton Business Owner Has Work, Needs Workers
The pay is roughly $10 to $15 an hour, full time, and there's even a great office view where you can make your own hours, but the shop owner says he's had a "Help Wanted" sign up for more than a year.
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The pay is roughly $10 to $15 an hour, full time, and there's even a great office view where you can make your own hours, but the shop owner says he's had a "Help Wanted" sign up for more than a year.
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