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It's a tough time for refiner, marketer, and operator of over 300 convenience stores Alon USA Energy Inc., which recorded the fourth quarter of fiscal year 2007 as the worst quarter in the company's history, owing to record crude oil prices. Interestingly, however, it also saw the second financial year in its history helped by high sales of asphalt and in the C-stores segment.
Jeff Morris, the president and CEO of the company, stated that this quarter was a very challenging one and that now Alon USA is facing an additional challenge:
In the following article, the author provides some resume-writing tips aimed at helping you land a great retail job. With guidance, for example, on chronological resumes, functional resumes, and how to format resumes for online transmission, the article has a number of useful pointers to help you craft the best resume you can for all kinds of retail jobs.
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New EmploymentCrossing.com Report Says Jobs Are Harder to Find Online
Pasadena, CA — A. Harrison Barnes, the CEO of EmploymentCrossing (www.employmentcrossing.com), a website that consolidates jobs from employer websites and other job boards, says there is not a crisis in the employment market as reported by the Department of Labor on Friday. Instead, Barnes believes jobs are getting harder to find because they are moving so rapidly away from local newspapers to the web — to so many websites that job seekers can no longer find the jobs that are available.
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