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C-TRAN is committed to a diverse work' force, is an
equal opportunity employer and is guided by an
Affirmative Action Program. For a current listing
of C-TRAN employment opportunities please call
the C-TRAN job information line at 696 4494 ext.
460 or visit our web site at www.c-tran.com (the
above is a sample listing of jobs at C-TRAN but is
not a current job openings list).
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