Currently there is:
1member seeking work
and 3 job postings

last posted Oct. 10/09

Positions Sought

Members - have your business card size ad here

Job Seekers:
Submit your free business card ad or profile in the newsletter and on this website page.

Quality Manager for local company in Ingersoll

- Very Urgent Search - dated April 5/12

Details will be provided upon request

Contact - Lance John

(519) 268-8960 - office
(519) 859-8960 - cell

Unemployed Member Dues

Unemployed ASQ members receive a discount on their membership dues based on consecutive years of membership.

Eligibility Criteria

•You must be a Full, Senior, or Fellow member.

•Any years as a Forum, Associate, or enrolled student do not qualify.

•You may submit this application only after being unemployed for at least 90 days.

•You must be actively seeking employment.

•Retired or self-employed members are not eligible. ASQ offers a similar benefit for retired members.

Benefits

•Your basic membership dues for the current membership year will be paid or partially paid by ASQ. Basic membership dues exclude additional Forums and Divisions, journals, and additional Sections (Seniors and Fellows—you keep your extra benefit of choice).
•You may participate in the program for no more than two years in your membership lifetime. You must complete an application for the second year of participation.
•After renewing your membership, please visit Careers in Quality to search for jobs, apply for positions online, and post your resume for employers to view.
Download the Unemployement Program Application (PDF format, 58 KB)

I'm a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work the more I have of it.

Thomas Jefferson (1743 - 1826),

Job Hunting Tips in a Turbulent Market (National Post)

Start now: Don't take time off. Executives can take six to 12 months to find a job.

Treat the process like a job: Establish a schedule and hold yourself accountable for daily progress.

Be open to interim posts: Companies are cutting fixed costs, but may have consulting opportunities, which would give you income, maintain your skills and move you to the front of the line when hiring begins.

Be willing to commute or relocate: Know where the positions are going in your field and be willing to move for the right opportunity.

Don't panic: Appearing over-anxious diminishes your value. And you don't want to jump from one precarious position to the next. But remember dream jobs are scarce.

Be flexible: Don't get hung up on compensation and title, accepting a pay grade or title below your ideal may work to your advantage. As you exceed expectations, title and salary will adjust.

Keep sharp: Stay current on the latest news, trends and technologies important in your industry.

Let us know if you found a job match through our site! (mailto: asq403)