Jobs
A guide to starting (or restarting) a great career in Whatcom County, the Oct. 19 issue of jobs08 looks at six key sectors of local employment: retail, manufacturing, tourism, maritime industries, transportation and real estate. You’ll find insights into what employers look for – and what can make the difference in landing a great job. Check out our grid detailing the 50 biggest employers in Whatcom County.
A guide to starting (or restarting) a great career in Whatcom County, the Oct. 19 issue of jobs08 looks at six key sectors of local employment: retail, manufacturing, tourism, maritime industries, transportation and real estate. You’ll find insights into what employers look for – and what can make the difference in landing a great job. Check out our grid detailing the 50 biggest employers in Whatcom County.
BUSINESS SURVEY
| View a survey of Whatcom County employers. Businesses are listed alphabetically by name of company. It was compiled from sources including Western Washington University’s College of Business and Economics Center for Economics and Business Research. Information was provided by the companies. |
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Sep, 12, 2008
MANUFACTURING: Seasonal work a tasty alternative
No promises, just a history of hope.
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Oct, 18, 2008
MARITIME: Welding an up-and-coming demand
No matter how much the business grows, one need remains constant for the boat builders at All American Marine: more aluminum welders.
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Sep, 12, 2008
TRANSPORTATION: Shuttle service attracting more attention
Find someone who is fully licensed with a spotless driving record and you've got the perfect person to wheel a bus to Sea-Tac Airport. Right?
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Oct, 18, 2008
REAL ESTATE: Windermere Real Estate on the rise
It's no secret that winning teams tend to attract more winners than losers, people who keep the success cycle spinning. Windermere Real Estate Whatcom fits the axiom.
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Sep, 12, 2008
TOURISM: Cross-training abundant at Lakeway Inn
Remember when hotels used to be about providing a room for a good night's sleep?
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Sep, 12, 2008
RETAIL: Wilson Motors keeps bucking the trend
Rick Wilson remembers that sales expectations were relatively modest when he became a car dealer in 1986, taking over his father Dick's business.
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