Hi There!

I need to hire a high school (not college) graduate.  Most sites on
the internet (Monster.com, HotJobs, etc.) seem to specialize in
Bachelors, Masters, or even PhD-level careers.

A 5-star answer would be 4-5 sites that specialize in high school graduates.

All comments greatly appreciated !


Thanks.
ron

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Clarification of Question by nronronronro-ga on 08 Sep 2004 06:36 PDT

bobbie7---great sites!  Please post as an "official" answer so I can pay you.

Thanks!
ron

Dear Ron,

Thank you for accepting my comments as the official answer to your question.

I am reposting the information below to make it official.

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Hiring seniors or teens? Niche online job boards offer businesses a low-cost,
targeted recruitment option.

Businesses can hire eager job seekers 50 and older at
http://www.Seniors4Hire.org, and ambitious young adults at
http://www.Teens4Hire.org, two low-cost options in the niche online
recruiting field.

Web statistics show that seniors are the fastest growing segment on the Internet,
and teens overwhelmingly prefer the Internet over newspapers and TV, according to
Renee Ward, publisher of the two sites.

Seniors4Hire has recorded more than 150,000 visits in less than a year of launch.
Teens4Hire, now in its third year, has recorded over 300,000 visits so
far this year
and peaks in late spring/early summer.

?We?re like the monster sites for seniors and teens,? says Ward, a long-time
recruitment and staffing executive.
http://www.seniors4hire.org/articles/Press%20Release-Hiring%20seniors%20and%20teens-Final.pdf


Teens4Hire 
http://www.Teens4Hire.org

GotAJob 
Part-time jobs, teen jobs and summer jobs for teens and adults.
http://www.gotajob.com/

Groove Job
A job and career site for older teens -- high school and college age
students -- to find both part-time and full-time jobs.
http://www.groovejob.com/

Job Doggy
A job and career site for teenagers. 
Teen job-seekers can search for jobs (by category ands location), 
http://www.jobdoggy.com/

Job Gusher
A job and career site dedicated to connecting high school and college
students, including recent college grads and graduate students, with
employers
http://www.jobgusher.com/

Youth Gig
http://www.youthgig.com/

Thanks again,
Bobbie7

Thanks, bobbie7.

Terrific work, as always.

ron

Dear Ron,
The level of growth in education grown from time to time.Getting up
jobs is becoming really difficult.A level of graduates or Post
graduates or even PhD-level carees stand much better when  compared to
just a high school graduate.Websites such as monster.com,hotjobs.com
place before them preference of jobs to higher graduates than just
high school.The reason that these websies ask for higher graduates is
because of the age level.A high school graduate is very young and
small to work in a very young age.The age level of an high school
graduate is just about 16 to 18 yrs.And it is too young for h/school
grad to face out for a job when regard to higher graduates.

If any  sites that specialize in high school graduates there will be
more number of high school grad workers then the level of higher
graduates.People will start working towards a very young and small
age.It would  lead to higher rate unemployment in the country.A higher
grad will know moere details tahn a school graduate.
Hope this answers to your question.Do let me know if you need any help
or suggestion regarding this question.
Regards
Richard2354-ga.

Hi Ron!

Perhaps the following information might be helpful

Hiring seniors or teens? Niche online job boards offer businesses a low-cost,
targeted recruitment option.

Businesses can hire eager job seekers 50 and older at
http://www.Seniors4Hire.org, and ambitious young adults at
http://www.Teens4Hire.org, two low-cost options in the niche online
recruiting field.

Web statistics show that seniors are the fastest growing segment on the Internet,
and teens overwhelmingly prefer the Internet over newspapers and TV, according to
Renee Ward, publisher of the two sites.

Seniors4Hire has recorded more than 150,000 visits in less than a year of launch.
Teens4Hire, now in its third year, has recorded over 300,000 visits so
far this year
and peaks in late spring/early summer.

?We?re like the monster sites for seniors and teens,? says Ward, a long-time
recruitment and staffing executive.
http://www.seniors4hire.org/articles/Press%20Release-Hiring%20seniors%20and%20teens-Final.pdf


Teens4Hire 
http://www.Teens4Hire.org

GotAJob 
Part-time jobs, teen jobs and summer jobs for teens and adults.
http://www.gotajob.com/

Groove Job
A job and career site for older teens -- high school and college age
students -- to find both part-time and full-time jobs.
http://www.groovejob.com/

Job Doggy
A job and career site for teenagers. 
Teen job-seekers can search for jobs (by category ands location), 
http://www.jobdoggy.com/

Job Gusher
A job and career site dedicated to connecting high school and college
students, including recent college grads and graduate students, with
employers
http://www.jobgusher.com/

Youth Gig
http://www.youthgig.com/

Best regards,
Bobbie7

Richard2354---thanks a million!  I appreciate your comments.

ron