US: Florida's South Shore Chamber of Commerce releases its new Job Board

December 15, 2019
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The South Shore Chamber of Commerce has recently announced the debut of its newly created Job Board, an online work platform designed to help develop the workforce and reduce unemployment.

The Job Board gives employers the opportunity to list open positions, including part-time, contract and even internships. The service is free for South Shore Chamber members, and nonmembers are welcome to post for a fee. Member employers also have the ability to review resumes posted by job seekers. Those seeking employment can browse available jobs, add or edit their resumes and sign up for job alerts.

"The Job Board is yet another benefit for our members and a cost-effective tool for nonmembers," said Peter Forman, President and CEO of the South Shore Chamber of Commerce.

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