PORTLAND, OR, February 26, 2013 (Press-News.org) Employ the Block is an extremely efficient and streamlined resource for jobseekers in more than 25 major cities, with more cities being added everyday. A true 'opportunity tool' that provides a free service for jobseekers who are looking for the most up to date local job positions.
"Having been both an employer and a job seeker I understand first hand the value of a reliable and up to date online job board," says designer and founder, Joshua Provonchee. "I wanted something simple, clean, easy to use, and quick. Unfortunately, there just wasn't anything out there that fit what I was looking for. What I did find were websites that were convoluted, oversized, and cluttered, not to mention way too overwhelming and complicated. So I built Employ the Block, not only for myself, but for everyone who has ever felt the frustration of searching for a job online."
An experience with Employ the Block includes:
- Search for jobs efficiently and quickly.
- Find local up to date listings
- Listings are never older than 7 days
- Apply for jobs free of charge.
- Clean and easy to use site without clutter or mess
Employ the Block is the essential online job board that will open the doors of opportunity and provide the advantage to jobseekers across this great country of ours.
'Employ the Block, we're putting America to work.'
Website: http://employtheblock.com
Employ the Block - America's Newest Online Job Board
Employ the Block is excited to announce that it has officially launched it's job board website www.employtheblock.com focusing exclusively on bringing together employers and jobseekers.
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[Press-News.org] Employ the Block - America's Newest Online Job BoardEmploy the Block is excited to announce that it has officially launched it's job board website www.employtheblock.com focusing exclusively on bringing together employers and jobseekers.