Where to find a 9-5job. in Denver,Co with no experience or HS diploma?
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Might I suggest that you get your GED?  You will find it hard to get any job other than minimum pay (fast food, waiting tables, possibly janitorial) without a minimum of H.S.  If you want to make enough salary to live on, you really need to consider the fact that employers want you to have at least a H.S. education.
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You dont have to have connections. Go to either a Temp agency or your local Dept. of Labor and they will for sure find you a job.
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Most places are looking for someone out of school but you can look at www.monster.com and look it up also another good job for you might be in telemarketing they have those places all over.
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www.workopolis.com\n\nI havnt used it to find a job as I dont have a degree or anything yet. But its a great site.
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Talk to your school's guidance counselor's office. They can help you with a resume, aptitude testing and may even have a job board from local employers that want to hire students. That's how I got through high school was in working retail stores. The school was also told about part time factory and office jobs. What do you have to lose???
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try careerbuilder.com or monster.com they should have what you are looking for if not in your town then in the closest city
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At your States Job Bank. Try Americas Job Bank when you do a search online.
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try kamath's ... they are hiring
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Hi,  \n\n   I highly recommend for you to make a plan to get your diploma.  When you have this, everything will be so much easier.  In the meantime, check out any supermarkets and/or department stores in your area.  Also any local restaurants would most likely have openings.\n   \n   Check your local paper -- In many cases the paper's classified are now online.\n    \n   Sometimes if you apply at a temporary employment agency they can help you find a job in a field that might not require a GED or diploma.\n\n   \n   I use a FREE online application that allows you to keep track of any ads you find, jobs you apply for.  You can send or print correspondence such as a cover letter, thank you letter, or cold call letters. It also allows you to keep track of your job search history. This site is jobsearchlog.com.....   check it out.  Absolutely free and real helpful! \n\nGood Luck,\n\nKaren\n\n    http://indeed.com\n    http://job-hunt.org\n    http://jobsearchlog.com
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Try the Florida Commerce & Labor Department\nYou might have to register: fill basic info of skills etc.\nYou will be or might be given a number to identify yourself to them.  They post jobs by city or region. It is pretty easy. Best wishes
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Construction you can start without a high school diploma, you start at the bottom but if you are a good worker you can move up quickly. They are all over the country and if you like to travel you can see the united states on someones elses Dollar! They pay for lodging meals and sometimes more. There is a subscription to a magazine that just lists jobs by state and show who is needed. you would start out as a helper, those positions start around $16.00/hr for first 40 hrs, and are $24.oo/hr after that which most jobs are 60-72 week. I love it when I did it. I worked for 2 monthes earned over 10,000 and  I went home and took off for 2 monthes, Summers work in the north, winters, work in the south. The magazine is called HOTSHEETS you could try www.hotsheet.com OR www.hotsheets.com I not sure if that is the correct address but you can google construction jobs and hotsheet together and see what you find. good companies are JE Merit, TTSC plus many more. Good luck I hope you find one. The hotsheet mag. cost like $80.00 yr but if you are serious Its worth a shot, once you get a job, and you are a good worker that company may what you to go to their next jobsite. then its word of mouth!!! again good luck to you!
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Try http://www.g2bay.com/resumes\n\nThis is one interesting Recruiting company.  They split their commission with job seekers 50-50!
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Contact your local park and rec district - they often have a teen job line or listings. Also, sometimes the local adult schools and colleges have listings for job that teens can do.\n\nGood luck.
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go to a recruitment center or check out their website
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Try going to www.delawareonline.com You can do a job search using your zip code and you can even set the mileage you want
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Go to job corps.gov .good luck ,my husband use to teach at Job Corps.
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http://www.jobcore.com