employment

Not all high-paying jobs in Michigan require a college degree. You can make a great living by learning a skilled trade.

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Get a job at Cedar Point.

Some of us used 2020 to make career changes, others are just getting started. Wherever you are in your career path, Michigan is full of opportunities.

The service industry needs you.

As 2020 was a year marked by the pandemic and subsequent job losses, Michigan's cannabis industry more than doubled in employees and revenue.

With a minimal number of things to do in the world today, you can still hit the slopes at Mt. Holly.

Consumers Energy is recruiting military veterans for their Basic Electric Lineworker Apprentice program. If you are a veteran with electric experience, this may be the job for you. Training is free, and starting pay is $35 dollars per hour...

Let's Get A Job.

Believe it or not, yes - there are businesses that are looking to hire right now.

Think of it as getting paid while you're on vacation.

The Flint Township Police Department is looking to hire seven new officers. Experienced officers can make up to $61,000 a year according to reports. It appears being a Flint Township officer comes with benefits - including health insurance, dental, vision and pension. Are you qualified? You can apply here.