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JOB W IS E __ We pay you
while you learn & guarantee
part-tim e jobs.
280--6007
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EMPLOYERS DON’T NEED TO ADVERTISE
FOR QUALIFIED JOB APPLICANTS
Smart employers choose from qualified high school students enrolled in
Portland School District’s career and technical education classes.
"Key
Resource"
That's what our employees are to us. And that’s exactly
what it says in our book of values.
“We recognize employees are the Port’s key resource.”
That’s why we believe in equal opportunity employment.
We are committed to giving all our employees an environ­
ment in which everyone can contribute and develop to the
fullest extent possible.
Because we believe our shipyard, our marine terminals,
our airport and our industrial parks are nothing without the
people behind them.
We're proud of our people. And we know that each of
them is proud of the work they do for the community.
Our students are young and ready to learn and earn.
They have the basic skills you demand and want the chance to train from the
ground up.
Call the Cooperative Work Experience Program at 280-5858 to find qualified,
entry-level employees for your business.
Portland Public Schools
"Were Working to be the Best"
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OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
Job and Career Information
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Uptight. Fear of the unknown.
That's probably how you feel
when you answer a help wanted
ad. You haven't any idea who'll
be on the other end of the phone,
reading your resume or sitting
dow n with you in an interview.
Job hunting can give the jitters
to anyone. We've all been there
and remember how it feels.
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We do a lot of "I lelp Wanted"
advertising in this paper. So, we
thought it might be nice to intro­
duce you to the folks at FIX' who
are on the other end of those ads.
It might not completely cure your
job hunting jitters. But, at least
you'll know we care.
nx: Portland Development Commission
The Portland Building
¡ 1120 S.W. Fifth Avenue
Portland, OK 97204
M\s. you can change vour life.
And The Private Industry7 Council can help!
“/ w anted to get ahead in life, but I didn't know w h e n to start. It's
alm ost impossible to get a good jo b w ithout a high school diploma, so I
was in rough shape. The Private Industry Council helped me when I
thought no one else could. They' helped me get my (¡El) and a joh. hut
mitst o f all they' helped me find my self respect. Don't w a it until it's too
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The Private Industry Council
CALL 241-4600
520 Southwest Sixth Avenue • Suite 4(10 • Portland, OR 97204