New Jersey
new jersey, Railing Fabricator, Compensation: * $18/hr and up
Jobs • chrismorata98 wrote the post • 0 comments • 94 views • 2023-11-07 13:34
Railing Fabricator-
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222) view all
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222) view all
Railing Fabricator-
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222)
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222)
Numerous bank branches in New Jersey have ceased operations!
News • megcaicai wrote the post • 0 comments • 142 views • 2023-03-15 16:42
According to a report from New Jersey 101.5 on March 14th Eastern Time, due to the popularity of online business transactions, fewer and fewer people are going to bank counters, resulting in many bank branches in New Jersey closing down.
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.
view all
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.
view all
According to a report from New Jersey 101.5 on March 14th Eastern Time, due to the popularity of online business transactions, fewer and fewer people are going to bank counters, resulting in many bank branches in New Jersey closing down.
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.
new jersey, Railing Fabricator, Compensation: * $18/hr and up
Jobs • chrismorata98 wrote the post • 0 comments • 94 views • 2023-11-07 13:34
Railing Fabricator-
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222) view all
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222) view all
Railing Fabricator-
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222)
* Mechanical or carpentry experience helpful
* Carpentry Skills including stairs and angles a plus.
* Will train the right candidate
Compensation:
* $18/hr and up, based upon experience
Benefits:
* Paid Time off, Holidays and Health Insurance
Hours:
* Day shift, 7AM-3:30 PM Monday-Friday with overtime as required. Full Time-Year round.
Additional Information:
*Opportunity exists to install railings as well, for those candidates that have prior installation experience and prefer to work outdoors on a job site.
* Successful candidates will have proven track record of on-time/reliable performance-professional references will be checked.
Interested?:
* Apply in person between 7:30AM-4:00PM AVCON, 1915 Swarthmore Avenue, Lakewood, NJ 08701 (PLEASE CALL FOR APPOINTMENT 732-286-9496 x222)
Numerous bank branches in New Jersey have ceased operations!
News • megcaicai wrote the post • 0 comments • 142 views • 2023-03-15 16:42
According to a report from New Jersey 101.5 on March 14th Eastern Time, due to the popularity of online business transactions, fewer and fewer people are going to bank counters, resulting in many bank branches in New Jersey closing down.
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.
view all
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.
view all
According to a report from New Jersey 101.5 on March 14th Eastern Time, due to the popularity of online business transactions, fewer and fewer people are going to bank counters, resulting in many bank branches in New Jersey closing down.
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.
According to reports, many bank branches in New Jersey have closed since the outbreak of the pandemic and have not reopened. Michael Affuso, chairman of the New Jersey Bankers Association, said that this trend actually began before the pandemic because most banking transactions can be done on mobile phones and fewer people are going to physical banks.
Many physical bank branches are now idle or have very few customers. Affuso said, "Once customers realize they can use smartphones and direct deposits to conduct business, even commercial clients can use remote deposit capture, I don't think they will go to bank branches anymore."
Affuso stated that most customers can do anything they need online including depositing checks and checking balances.
However, Avast pointed out that in some cases, small business customers or gig economy workers with different sources of income may still need to apply for loans at bank branches.
In addition, elderly people may feel more comfortable going to a branch to conduct their transactions because not all age groups are accustomed to using computers or smartphones.
Of course, Avast also emphasized that banks are capitalist organizations and the only way they can make money is by serving customers. Although the total number of branches has been declining year by year, bank branches will never completely disappear. Whether it is during the epidemic period or in times of economic uncertainty in the future, bank branches will always exist to serve customers.
Meanwhile, recently two major US banks - Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) and Signature Bank - declared bankruptcy within three days of each other, causing concerns among the public about financial stability in America. In response to this banking crisis, banks of all sizes across America are working hard to ease customer concerns and assure them that they have the ability to deal with current situations.