UPS Job in Tucson, AZ after the military?
My husband has two years left in the United States Marine Corps. but when he gets out he really wants to work for UPS. I think this would be a great job for him, but he really wants to work in Tucson, AZ. Does anyone know if there are always job availabilities for UPS truck drivers in Tucson, AZ or should he put his name on a wait list, and if he does put his name on a wait list, what would happen if his contract with the military isn't over with? Will they hold his position? Thank you in advance.
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the only way to get hired by ups anymore is to go to their web site. they even have a place there you can put his name on a waiting list and they will call you when i job comes up. https://ups.managehr.com/opportunities/main.html
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To add to what the previous person said, you go to http://www.upsjobs.com and submit an application. Provided your husband has no criminal record, he will be a candidate should a position be open. If he's a college student using his GI bill, he will get favor over non-college students because they are looking for leaders. He needs to be in decent shape. Being a UPSer in operations can be strenuous at times but you have to want to succeed! Think of it as an aerobic workout and getting paid! Now, regarding the truck driving dream... your husband will have to work up for that. It's all about seniority. It starts off with you being a package handler, making $8.50/hr. You work 4 to 5 hours a day and the job is from Monday to Friday. Whoot!~ Insurance is AWESOME. Employees, spouses, and children are FREE last time I checked and benefits I think start at 6 months after hire. Now - how do you move up? Once a driver position comes open, you can bid on a delivery route in a package car. You can then work your way up the ladder to better routes and as a driver the pay get's REALLY GOOD. You do earn the money though and he'll put in the hours--a LOT of hours. By the way, I know former marines who are drivers so your husband can do this! He just needs to land the job and have patience. You may have to work also while he's a part-timer. Sacrifice and get ahead but it'll be worth it. Driver jobs come open from as soon as 6 months and up to 7 or 8 years for smaller centers. It just depends on if a driver is retiring. Sorry so long but good luck. UPS is a GREAT company with GREAT people! =)
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If he want to work for ups in Az he might want to call one of the ups put there to make sure that he could get one out there if he applies for it..As for the military if he has 2 years left he can accept to relist with them or resign. He is the one who has the opption to do another so many years with the marines..
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I'm 13 and I wanted to find ou what is the youngest age you can work in Tucson and at what places or any hoer ways I can make money so I can save for collagE
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Ask your counselor at school. The only types of jobs you'll be able to do at that age are things such as babysitting, yard work, errand-running, dog-walking, etc. And, if you want to go to COLLEGE [note spelling], you should also spend some time working on your spelling; e.g. have no idea what "hoer" is.
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I'm 13 and I wanted to find ou what is the youngest age you can work in Tucson and at what places or any hoer ways I can make money so I can save for collagE
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Ask your counselor at school. The only types of jobs you'll be able to do at that age are things such as babysitting, yard work, errand-running, dog-walking, etc. And, if you want to go to COLLEGE [note spelling], you should also spend some time working on your spelling; e.g. have no idea what "hoer" is.
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I am thinking about moving to Tucson. I know Tucson may not be as big as Los Angeles, but I heard that it is divided into sections. So which is the best area: Northwest, West, Foothills, Northeast, south, South west, East, Southeast, Central?? Please help.. Also let me know why that area is the better one and what streets are in that area
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Notheast of the city, but it is more expensive! I LIVE SOUTH EAST OF TUCSON, CLOSE TO ALVERNON AND VALENCIA .AND IT NOT BAD . SOUTH CENTER OF TUCSON IS WHERE YOU DONT WANT TO BE .
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I am thinking about moving to Tucson. I know Tucson may not be as big as Los Angeles, but I heard that it is divided into sections. So which is the best area: Northwest, West, Foothills, Northeast, south, South west, East, Southeast, Central?? Please help.. Also let me know why that area is the better one and what streets are in that area
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Notheast of the city, but it is more expensive! I LIVE SOUTH EAST OF TUCSON, CLOSE TO ALVERNON AND VALENCIA .AND IT NOT BAD . SOUTH CENTER OF TUCSON IS WHERE YOU DONT WANT TO BE .
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About im 15 and can legally work but nobody will hire me. is there anywhere in tucson that I can work at 15? thanks
im 15 and can legally work but nobody will hire me. is there anywhere in tucson that I can work at 15? thanks?
im only 15 and I live in tucson.according to the child labor laws I can work at 15 but I cant finde anyone that will hire me. does anyone in tucson know of a place that hires at 15? thanks
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There's quite a few places that will hire you. Start with small businesses, then work your way to finding a corporation to hire you.
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Interesting. Too bad you speak English and are not an illegal, because I don't think age is an issue with their U.S. employers. Living in Tucson, I'm thinking you're not too many miles away from the Mexican border. Would it be possible for you to cross over and find some type of part-time menial job after school and then cross back after your shift?
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Hi, I appreciate your get-up-and-go enthusiasm! First off you will need to get some help in creating a 'resume' you can list things you have done around the house, school and neighborhood. Also list your attributes such as promptness, attention and care of customers, good listening skills, ability to follow instructions, and willing to learn! Did you look into getting 'working papers' ? Here are sources to help you: Employment Opportunities with Teen Challenge of Arizona Teen Challenge of Arizona, Inc. seeks individuals committed to The Lord and His call on their lives. Selected candidates will join a team of people working together to reach those bound by life-controlling problems. Send resume to: Teen Challenge of Arizona, Inc. ATTN: Human Resources Coordinator P.O. Box 5966, Tucson, Arizona, 85703 Fax to: 520-292-2257 extention 103 Email to: jobs@azteenchallenge.org Please contact our Human Resources Coordinator for more information and to learn how to apply... 1-800-346-7859 We look forward to speaking with you. Teen Challenge of Arizona is an equal opportunity employer And Also CITY OF TUCSON WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Workforce Development is defined as activities and services aimed at: 1) making all Tucson citizens (from children to adults) motivated, productive, and competitive in the new economic age; and 2) positioning the local business community in this new economic age so that it can develop and produce high value products and good paying jobs with career pathways for Tucsonans. & Tucson Youth Development (520) 623-5843 If you are the ages between 14-21, economically disadvantaged, in or out of school and need vocational training, give this number a call to find out about the program.
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im only 15 and I live in tucson.according to the child labor laws I can work at 15 but I cant finde anyone that will hire me. does anyone in tucson know of a place that hires at 15? thanks
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There's quite a few places that will hire you. Start with small businesses, then work your way to finding a corporation to hire you.
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Interesting. Too bad you speak English and are not an illegal, because I don't think age is an issue with their U.S. employers. Living in Tucson, I'm thinking you're not too many miles away from the Mexican border. Would it be possible for you to cross over and find some type of part-time menial job after school and then cross back after your shift?
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Try a Small Family Owned Or Locally Owned Resteraunt And Wash Dishes Or Becaome A Bus Boy, You Could Also try Cleaning Pools... Hope I Have Helped
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Hi, I appreciate your get-up-and-go enthusiasm! First off you will need to get some help in creating a 'resume' you can list things you have done around the house, school and neighborhood. Also list your attributes such as promptness, attention and care of customers, good listening skills, ability to follow instructions, and willing to learn! Did you look into getting 'working papers' ? Here are sources to help you: Employment Opportunities with Teen Challenge of Arizona Teen Challenge of Arizona, Inc. seeks individuals committed to The Lord and His call on their lives. Selected candidates will join a team of people working together to reach those bound by life-controlling problems. Send resume to: Teen Challenge of Arizona, Inc. ATTN: Human Resources Coordinator P.O. Box 5966, Tucson, Arizona, 85703 Fax to: 520-292-2257 extention 103 Email to: jobs@azteenchallenge.org Please contact our Human Resources Coordinator for more information and to learn how to apply... 1-800-346-7859 We look forward to speaking with you. Teen Challenge of Arizona is an equal opportunity employer And Also CITY OF TUCSON WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT Workforce Development is defined as activities and services aimed at: 1) making all Tucson citizens (from children to adults) motivated, productive, and competitive in the new economic age; and 2) positioning the local business community in this new economic age so that it can develop and produce high value products and good paying jobs with career pathways for Tucsonans. & Tucson Youth Development (520) 623-5843 If you are the ages between 14-21, economically disadvantaged, in or out of school and need vocational training, give this number a call to find out about the program.
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Wednesday, December 1, 2010
About Any recommendations for a good Tucson, AZ Internet Service Provider
Any recommendations for a good Tucson, AZ Internet Service Provider?
I'm moving to Tucson, AZ for work soon and I've been researching ISPs for good DSL service with no luck. They're either all dial-up, don't have service in my area, or have really negative reviews. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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I think Qwest, Cox, or Comcast seem to be your options. Qwest and Cox are pretty much everywhere in Tucson but Comcast isn't in all Tucson areas. Hopefully Comcast will be in the area you move to, because I recommend them over the others. We currently use Qwest and while we don't have any major issues with them, if you network a few computers in the same house, we have to reset the router at least once a day. They all offer bundle packages so I would see which one gives you the best value! good luck!
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I'm moving to Tucson, AZ for work soon and I've been researching ISPs for good DSL service with no luck. They're either all dial-up, don't have service in my area, or have really negative reviews. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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I think Qwest, Cox, or Comcast seem to be your options. Qwest and Cox are pretty much everywhere in Tucson but Comcast isn't in all Tucson areas. Hopefully Comcast will be in the area you move to, because I recommend them over the others. We currently use Qwest and while we don't have any major issues with them, if you network a few computers in the same house, we have to reset the router at least once a day. They all offer bundle packages so I would see which one gives you the best value! good luck!
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