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Ottawa, ON (PRWEB) June 4, 2006
A new free employment website for the construction industry has been launched at http://www.constructionemploymentnews.com.
“Employees can register for free, and employers can post career opportunities with free 15 day listings,” said Mark Buckshon, president of the Construction News and Report Group of Companies.
“As well, because the site is very new, the first 10 employers who list their career opportunities will have unlimited free access to the service for at least one year.”
“We believe there is no need to charge high fees for employment services on the Internet,” Buckshon said. “We will screen listings, of course, and only include bona-fide employment opportunities.”
The new employment site will be promoted on the Construction News and Report Group’s network of more than 100 regional and local construction websites, and in its printed newspapers in Canadian and U.S. cities. More information is available at http://www.constructionnrgroup.com
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