SCRS Career Center Connects To Google For Jobs
SCRS Career Center has been fully integrated with Google’s new job search feature. Job seekers who are looking for their next career opportunity can now simply “Google it.”
Schaeffler Makes Investments, Creates Jobs In South Carolina
Schaeffler has created more than 100 new jobs at the Fort Mill, South Carolina, location.
Collision Repair Education Foundation Now Accepting Submissions For High School And College Collision Student Resume Database
Students who are seeking full-time jobs, part-time jobs or internships in the industry are invited to submit a resume to the database online at collisionrepaircareers.org before graduation.
Faurecia’s New Fort Wayne, Indiana, Facility Will Create More Than 100 Jobs
The company, which currently employs approximately 1,800 Hoosiers at three locations in Columbus, Indiana, plans to begin hiring for a variety of engineering and production positions in the fall.
AutoCareCareers.org Connects Military Veterans To Auto Care Industry Jobs
Comprised of more than 500,000 businesses, including manufacturers, distributors, parts stores and repair shops, the auto care industry employs more than 4.5 million people in a wide variety of roles – from engineering, sales and finance careers to manufacturing, supply chain and technician positions.
MEMA Study Shows Automotive Parts Manufacturing Job Increases Of Nearly 19 Percent
More than 871,000 Americans are directly employed by the automotive parts manufacturing industry. This number, which is up from 734,000 in 2012, represents 2.9 percent of the jobs in the total U.S. employment market.
MEMA President And CEO To Release New US Jobs Numbers At DC Auto Show
MEMA President and CEO Steve Handschuh will outline MEMA’s landmark “2017 Economic Impact Study” examining the number of U.S. jobs created by motor vehicle parts manufacturers and the industry’s overall impact on the U.S. gross domestic product (GDP) at the 2017 Washington Auto Show. Handschuh’s presentation is slated for Thursday, Jan. 26 at the auto show’s media event.