what is a collators job?
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Collators are pieces of equipment that are part of the more expensive photocopiers.  They allow you to make multiple copies of documents at the same time and keep everything in order.  some of them are quite sophisticated.\n\nIf you mean in terms of a person's job, I would think it has to do with counting and ordering ... couldn't find any reference that referred to that sort of explanation.
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Translating, working at an embassy or a consulate, for the government, at a major hotel, air line, multi national company. My friend speaks 5 languages and works for Coco Cola. He has worked for them in 10 countries.
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Pro/engineer\nUG\nSolidwork
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Payroll clerks, also called payroll technicians, screen timecards for calculating, coding, or other errors. They compute pay by subtracting allotments, including Federal and State taxes and contributions to retirement, insurance, and savings plans, from gross earnings. Increasingly, computers are performing these calculations and alerting payroll clerks to problems or errors in the data. In small organizations or for new employees whose records are not yet entered into a computer system, clerks may perform the necessary calculations manually. In some small offices, clerks or other employees in the accounting department process payroll.\n\nPayroll clerks record changes in employees’ addresses; close out files when workers retire, resign, or transfer; and advise employees on income tax withholding and other mandatory deductions. They also issue and record adjustments to workers’ pay because of previous errors or retroactive increases. Payroll clerks need to follow changes in tax and deduction laws, so they are aware of the most recent revisions. Finally, they prepare and mail earnings and tax-withholding statements for employees’ use in preparing income tax returns.\n\nIn small offices, payroll and timekeeping duties are likely to be included in the duties of a general office clerk, a secretary, or an accounting clerk. However, large organizations employ specialized payroll and timekeeping clerks to perform these functions. In offices that have automated timekeeping systems, payroll clerks perform more analysis of the data, examine trends, and work with computer systems. They also spend more time answering employees’ questions and processing unique data.\n\nYou can read more here:\n\nhttp://www.bls.gov/oco/ocos149.htm
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Network technicians do a whole load of things, manage DNS, maange DHCP, manage any network related problems.  Make netowork cables.  Patch in computers onto the network.  Reporting.  Assign IP addresses.  Making suer no conflicts on the network.  Looking after switches and hubs, and router problems.
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something that you like and there is job for it
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There are many jobs in Computer Engineering. Basically they are Hardware Engineer and Software Engineer.
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Pipefitter-Assemble, install, alter, and repair pipelines or pipe systems that carry water, steam, air, or other liquids or gases. May install heating and cooling equipment and mechanical control systems\n\nPipe Fabricator-Set up, operate, or tend woodworking machines, such as drill presses, lathes, shapers, routers, sanders, planers, and wood nailing machines.
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Be specific, which job do you mean?
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Work on computers, and especially networks.  Set them up, manage them, troubleshoot.  They can do just about anything computers, such as program.
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Teacher's are Union.\n\nDemocrat's = Union
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a job that u couldo for alot of money in a short time like package handlers  for well known delivery (postal ) company
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Those jobs are usually open to high school graduates and people with associate degrees.\n\nLab tech posts are also entry-level for some B.S. chemistry positions.
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what kind of jobs? be specific to get specific answers. or google it.
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Yes, I do a job when i conduct my recerch. but this job have to be relative to my recerch. it will be helpful in my further search.
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The occupational title you are looking for is perfusionist.  That field is both highly paid and highly competitive.
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I used to work in HR for an airline. Our ramp agents loaded and unloaded cargo and baggage into the airplane, directed airplanes in the ramp area including pushing them out with tugs, and emptied the airplane lavatories.\n\nOther jobs that are hired in volume include provisioning agent, operations agent, customer service agent, reservations agent and flight attendant. There is also Pilot which requires a lot of expensive and time consuming training.