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Read moreJob Details Revealed in These Jobinars
Workamper News has coined the word "Jobinar" to describe an online webinar where Employers share all of the details of their Workamper opportunities to interested potential Workampers from anywhere live! Workampers who attend these free webinars can submit questions to be answered by the presenting Employer.
It's a great way to learn more to help you determine if this opportunity is right for you!
Scheduled Jobinars Coming Up:
None at this time.
Recorded Jobinars Available to Watch Now:
1. Yellowstone General Stores (Delaware North Parks & Resorts) for Summer 2025
Watch the November recording here
Watch the December recording here
Delaware North Parks & Resorts is gearing up for the next season at Yellowstone General Stores. As proud partners of the National Park Service, they operate stores throughout Yellowstone ranging from gift shops, outdoor recreation, and food service. With flexible start and end dates, they are hiring for cashiers, cooks, retail leads, kitchen helpers, electricians, data entry clerks, and much more. All hours are paid and seasonal bonuses may apply! Full hookup RV sites are available with deeply discounted site fees, typically including water, sewer and electricity. They also offer an employee meal plan at most sites, store discounts, and free recreational activities.
2. Express Employment Michigan Sugar Beet Harvest 2024
Learn everything you need to know about Workamping for Express Employment Professionals at the MICHIGAN Sugar Beet Harvest! Starting wage of $20.04/hr! Camping fees paid! NOT working in the fields. No experience necessary. Weekly overtime!
3. Express Employment The Unbeetable Experience 2024
Learn everything you need to know about Workamping for Express Employment Professionals recruiting for the Sugar Beet Harvest. Earn up to $4,300 in 2 weeks! (Harvest length varies based on mother nature.) Eastern North Dakota & western Minnesota. Camping fees paid! Work at the receiving stations - not in the fields.