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Especially for IT or Administrative job openings – pls also how is the pay rate compared to the states – is the cost of living higher or lesser?
Calgary and Fort McMurray are both about the same.
The unemployment rate is about .3% However the cost of living is high (2bd apartment is approx $1200-$1400/month)
There are a LOT of jobs available if you can find a place to live.
Members of City of Hope’s leadership and staff discuss what they experienced when arriving at the City of Hope campus, and the types of medical professionals that are sought. Personalized care within a tradition of compassion and innovation are the foundations of City of Hope.
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Dallas area is where I want to be!
A damn good question. I’m glad I saw this question because I’ve had trouble with this myself.
Unless you have friends or relatives in the area whose address you can borrow to put on job applications, you’re really going to have a hard time at this. The thing I’ve found about employers is that they’re biased towards applicants that list an out-of-state address or even a local post office box.
I lived for two years in Florida in the mid-90s and couldn’t buy a job interview–I honestly believe one of the main reasons I had so much trouble is because of my physical address. I was in college at the time and had a campus P.O. Box.
I was young and naive at the time and now, looking back, I wish I had given the physical address of my dormitory (even though it was not an approved mailing address), or even asked a classmate if I could use their home address.
Really your only bet (if you’ve got your heart set on relocating to the Big D) would be to save up some cash, quit your current job, and move there. You’ll struggle for a little while (you may even have to take some menial job to tide you over) as you conduct your search for full-time work.
One thing that’s in your favor is that housing is pretty cheap in Dallas, so you won’t have to worry about breaking the bank while you’re unemployed and looking for work. It’d be a lot worse if you were moving to somewhere expensive like San Francisco or New York.
One other hint: employers probably won’t mind much if you have an out-of-state area code on your phone, with cell phones nowadays being so widely available and people keeping their numbers with them as they move around the country.
But, you need a local mailing address.
I am a single mother with two kids. I live in another state than the job offer. I just need a little advice from someone who may know more about this position to give me advice.
I am afraid of moving and then I get laid off. Or not be offered a permanent position.
Also, what is the guarantee that I will be offered the position of TE again if I don’t go permanent?
Peace Everybody!!!
i don’t think it is ever right to relocate for a temporary job. unless maybe you can relocate very inexpensively and feel like the area would give you better job chances in case your position failed.
Other suggestions then just net and newspaper.
I have no contacts in this city.
go visit there for a couple of days and ask the people who live there.im relocating the middle of next year.i looked at the citys website and i requested a relocation pack and they sent me one.it has a book with available apartments,a book with some of their laws in and some other neat stuff.
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I’m 18 going on 19 live in Pennsylvania & was looking towards moving to Texas but don’t know which city to move to what I’m looking for:low cost of living, great employment opportunities, lots of things to do.
The Austin area is the best. It is close to everything, and I mean everything. 6th Street in Austin is great fun for night life, Round Rock is a GREAT place to live. Older neighborhoods, nice, inexpensive houses to rent, great neighbors (I lived in Round Rock for 5 years). It is close enough to Austin but far enough away from the traffic. Close to a LOT of lakes and outdoor activites. Dell Computers is right there in Round Rock. There is PLENTY of work in the Austin area. Just go on line and check the want ads for the Austin area. North of Austin is best because south of Austin traffic sucks. Good luck!
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i am wanting to move to fulton county but the housing authority(sec.8) there is saying that i’d have to be employed to do so,yes employed in atlanta,to be excepted,is that fair???i am employed currently in my city,georgia,but it will probably take me some time to gain employment in atlanta,i have been looking tho.i just dont understand that i’ve never heard anything of the such,hell what address do i put on my job applications,i am basically being asked to walk before i crawl?ok please someone shed light on this for me,somebody anybody.
It seems as though you are "getting the cart before the horse". The housing authority (Sec. 
is a government agency and you have to start somewhere. That somewhere to start would be establishing a residence, go to work and on up the ladder. Make sense? Can’t start in the middle and get anywhere. It’s like
"is the glass half full or half empty".