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Lack of fair pay causes lack of workers

May 5, 2022 by Isabel Melero 122 Comments

With the labor crisis happening, many people are making it known that if they aren’t getting better pay they aren’t going to look for jobs. After the pandemic, many people realized that they no longer can work in such low-paying jobs. It’s easy to criticize people for not wanting to work but looking at it from their perspective you understand where they are coming from. Many people work paycheck to paycheck and their paychecks aren’t even enough to pay their rent. With this standstill in so many job openings available, it still hasn’t been made clear to the corporate world that people are looking for more pay. Not more pay to make them “rich” but to have a livable wage where it makes … [Read more...] about Lack of fair pay causes lack of workers

Filed Under: Community Tagged With: jobs, labor crisis, unemployment

Spring Job and Internship Fair

May 1, 2019 by Destiny Johnson 26 Comments

Dressed to impress, students took the next step to further their network and prepare for life after college. Over 40 employers gathered in the CSUSB student union on April 17, informing students about the various internship and job opportunities they offer. This event was open to students of every year and major. It was hosted by the Career Center. Those interested in attending were advised to bring their resume and a good attitude. Registration was encouraged but not required. Some of the employers in attendance included Target Corp., Prudential Advisors, The Hershey Co., Verizon and Enterprise Holdings. They came to campus in search of bright, eager students who exhibit … [Read more...] about Spring Job and Internship Fair

Filed Under: Community Tagged With: baker's, college jobs, internships, jobs, Target, Verizon

Investigating dead bodies

June 4, 2017 by Manuel Sandoval 43 Comments

By Manny Sandoval |Distribution Manager| A Deputy Coroner is a crucial career within law enforcement. From conducting investigations to determining the cause and mode of death, contacting descendants of the deceased, to helping families go about making the tough transition during such a trying time, Deputy Coroners wear many hats and put themselves on the line when in the field. A Deputy Coroner is someone who investigates death. We had the opportunity to sit down with the County of San Bernardino Deputy Coroner Marlene Leyva to discuss how one can become a Deputy Coroner. We covered her journey to success, and discussed the critical aspects that come along with this gut … [Read more...] about Investigating dead bodies

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SB fights against poverty

May 21, 2017 by Saeed Villanueva Leave a Comment

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By Saeed Villanueva |Staff Writer| San Bernardino fights scarcity by concentrating on homelessness and providing food for lower-income families, but the numbers show the city still has a long way to go in their efforts against poverty. San Bernardino has been through a lot since the city filed for bankruptcy in 2012 and has made gradual improvements to rebuild its economy each year. The county has made strides to improve its homeless situations by creating programs that find shelter for them. The Stepup program has found shelter for plenty of homeless people within the last year. “There are 131 individuals who are chronically homeless and we’ve managed to find shelter for 50 … [Read more...] about SB fights against poverty

Filed Under: Community Tagged With: buddhist foundation, community, csusb, homelessness, income, jobs, kimberlee albers, michael tsai, people, poverty, problems, saeed, san bernardino, SB, step up

Career Extravaganza = Career Opportunities

May 12, 2016 by Archived posts Leave a Comment

By Joshua Aguilar | Staff Writer The Career Extravaganza, hosted by CSUSB on April 11, allow those who want to pursue their own career a good place to start. The event was held in the San Manuel Student Union Event Center, which invited 76 employers and students and alumni to meet, interview, and learn about new employers and opportunities. The employers who were present at the event were divided into four sections: Corporate, Federal/State/Government, Non-Profit, and Education/School Districts. Edgar Perez, the Employer Relations Coordinator, along with CSUSB's Career Center, explained the main goal of having the event for the students. "Our main goal was to have a large … [Read more...] about Career Extravaganza = Career Opportunities

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Allstate, career center, Career Extravaganza, Corporate, csusb, education, Federal and State Government, jobs, non-profit, SMSU event center, students, Target

Are you ready for the “real world”?

May 12, 2016 by Israel Ramirez 3 Comments

By Israel Ramirez |Staff writer| Many students who obtain a degree do not necessarily know what to do with it. This can only mean they are not prepared for what we call the "real world." When I refer to the "real world," I am speaking about the job industry and what it will take for us to compete with others in order to land a job after graduation. As students, we must be prepared to perform to our full potential. "If I could go back and do something differently it would have to be networking with other individuals and attending school events in order to meet new faces who could later be an influence when attempting to obtain a job," said library service specialist Manuel Veron. Even … [Read more...] about Are you ready for the “real world”?

Filed Under: Opinions Tagged With: college, coyote chronicle, Graduation, Israel Ramirez, jobs, opinions, students

Career Center Helps Students Succeed

May 12, 2016 by Archived posts 1,119 Comments

By Rhejean King-Johnson |Staff Writer| The Career Center is a place with resources to help students succeed. There are advantages through this center to help students and alumni find employment, internships and volunteer opportunities. “The goal of the Career Center is to guide students and alumni to be career ready and land their dream jobs,” said Interim Director Sarai Maldonado. Students with little to no experience can meet with a advisor and be led in the right direction. Those with a lot of experience can also benefit in reaching their dream job. The peer advisor and career counselors will assist student needs whether it's through resume building or simply asking … [Read more...] about Career Center Helps Students Succeed

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Keeping Up With the ‘Yotes’

May 12, 2016 by Archived posts 379 Comments

By Carolyn Solar |Staff Writer| Jobs: Nickelodeon Animations Fall 2016 Internships- Burbank, CA Nickelodeon Animation Studio is seeking interns in 2D/CG Animation Production, Animation Development, Archive & Resource Library, Casting, Human Resources, Social & Connected Content, and Post Production. Apply online with your resume and cover letter! https://collegerelations-viacom.icims.com Paramount Pictures SUMMER 2016 Internships- Hollywood, CA Paramount Pictures is seeking Junior and Senior level students in Marketing, Accounting, IT, Creative Affairs, Casting, Music, and other related categories. The Paramount Pictures internship application is available … [Read more...] about Keeping Up With the ‘Yotes’

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Glassdoor- Get Hired

November 16, 2015 by Archived posts 1 Comment

By Christina Raney |Staff Writer| College students' worst fear after graduating: the dreadful and sometimes discouraging job search. With that diploma in hand, the job search can be stressful, painful, or non-existent. Well, there is a solution to your stress-inducing search, enter Glassdoor. Glasssdoor launched in 2008 by Robert Hohman, Rich Barton and Tim Besse, where their mission statement is "To help people everywhere find jobs and companies they love." Glassdoor, this lesser known online job search program, similar to Monster, that allows you to search for a job as well as post your resume to the site for potential employers who use the site to find new … [Read more...] about Glassdoor- Get Hired

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: Christina Raney, college students, get hired, glassdoor, jobs, love your job

Full-Time Student. Part-Time Employee.

November 8, 2015 by Archived posts 2 Comments

By Sandy Rodriguez |Staff Writer| Restaurant industry jobs seem to be the top employment industries for students because of the large range of said establishments around college campuses and the flexible hours.   Life is expensive, more so for students who have to buy textbooks, parking permits, and all those energy drinks to stay up for all-nighters. We all need money, and those of us who lack a strong financial support from our families have to find jobs in order to make ends meet.   Chemistry major and Amazon employee, Alex Guerrero said there aren’t enough hours in a day. Guerrero said he gets paid $12.50 an hour, $3.50 above minimum wage in California. This may … [Read more...] about Full-Time Student. Part-Time Employee.

Filed Under: Features Tagged With: college. employment, jobs, Sandy Rodriguez, Student Jobs, work, work-study, Working Students

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