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* This is National Apprenticeship week…
First Lady Jill Biden kicked off National Apprenticeship Week with a visit to Chicago. Biden encouraged business leaders to take an active role in creating job opportunities for students, @carigaribay reports. https://t.co/qmgDLWgruK
— WBBM Newsradio (@WBBMNewsradio) November 15, 2022
* A do-gooder group is hiring…
CHANGE Illinois is hiring a Community Outreach Director. Join our team! https://t.co/iac7oywLvY
— CHANGE Illinois Action Fund (@CHANGEIL) November 14, 2022
* And Speaker Welch’s office is looking for employees…
House Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch is hosting the second annual job fair at the Illinois State Capitol on Friday, November 18th from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. in Room 114.
The Office of the Speaker is actively recruiting for legislative coordinators, policy analysts, communications specialists, attorneys, IT professionals, and more.
“After the success of last year’s event, I am looking forward to another job fair that allows us to attract the best and brightest Illinois has to offer,” said Speaker Welch. “I’m proud to be a leading voice for equity and diversity in the workplace, and I’m grateful I get to lead by example as the Speaker of the House.”
Nearly 100 applicants attended the in-person event in 2021 and more than 500 resumes were collected for open positions. Applicants ranged in age from college students to retirees looking to reenter the workforce. In addition to the in-person event, 100 people registered for the virtual option that was also offered due to COVID-19 concerns.
To register for this year’s event, please visit https://IL-House-2022-Job-Fair.eventbrite.com. To learn more about the opportunities available with the Office of the Speaker, visit https://ilhousedems.com/employment/.
Illinois House Democrats Job FairFriday, November 18, 2022 • 10 AM - 12PM
Illinois Capitol Building, Room 114 - 301 S. Second Street, SpringfieldIf you’re looking to make a difference, Speaker Emanuel “Chris” Welch and the House Democratic Caucus are looking for you! To learn more about the opportunities available with the Office of the Speaker, visit ilhousedems.com/employment/.
Do you like your current job?
…Adding… From Mike Ziri…
Hi Rich,
I saw your post today, “Want a new job?” Equality Illinois has an opening for Manager of Civic Engagement. The position description is linked at https://www.equalityillinois.us/17209-2/ and can be shared on your blog, if you’d like. Thanks.
Mike
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Michael Ziri
Director of Public Policy
EQUALITY ILLINOIS
he/him/his
…Adding… Madison County Chief Judge William A. Mudge…
In accordance with Illinois Supreme Court Rule 39, as Chief Judge of the Third Judicial Circuit of Illinois, I do hereby give notice to the members of the Bar that two vacancies exist for the position of Associate Judge for the Third Judicial Circuit. This vacancy exists due to the retirements of Associate Judge Philip B. Alfeld and Thomas William Chapman, effective July 5 and July 21, 2022, respectively.
Applications shall be taken from any United States citizen, who is an attorney licensed to practice law in the State of Illinois and a resident of the Third Judicial Circuit. Applicants shall have 30 days after this notice of vacancy within which to electronically file a signed application with the Director of the Administrative Office of the Illinois Courts on the form prescribed and furnished by the Director.
posted by Rich Miller
Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 12:00 pm
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Yes. I am very happily retired.
Comment by very old soil Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 12:19 pm
Also retired. I have a little part time job that I can chuck any time they tick me off, so it’s anxiety free.
Comment by Friendly Bob Adams Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 12:27 pm
Yep, I love working with community organizations to get adult students back into higher ed, usually CTE.
Comment by ArchPundit Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 12:28 pm
Like very old soil, my job is being retired, and I like it very much.
However, a lot of scammers seem to think I want a change, as I am constantly getting emails telling me about jobs in Oregon. Why Oregon? I have no idea.
Comment by JoanP Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 12:29 pm
I am a bit confused. haven’t business leaders always been the job creators?
Comment by Blue Dog Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 12:34 pm
Just started a new one on Monday (literally).
So far so good, but what do I know yet? LOL I’ll have to update you at a later date.
Comment by thunderspirit Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 1:02 pm
By the lack of comments on this thread, I am guessing that the answer to this question for most people is “No”.
Comment by Hannibal Lecter Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 1:51 pm
yep. control my own work choices.
Comment by Amalia Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 1:53 pm
Once more with feeling (but no banned punctuation marks]
Advocating for bars, beers, and Chicago? What’s not to love?
Comment by ChicagoBars Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 2:14 pm
- ChicagoBars -
That’s called a tease.
Comment by Oswego Willy Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 2:23 pm
Which one’s a 4 day work week on 100% pay tho, or do I need to go to the UK for that?
Comment by ThatOneGuyinBlono Tuesday, Nov 15, 22 @ 3:39 pm