WSI to hold hiring event at Magna Cosma this Wednesday
Workforce Strategies, Inc.
and last updated 2021-04-10 19:58:39-04
BATTLE CREEK, Mich. â Workforce Strategies, Inc. is scheduled to host an in-person hiring event at Magna Cosma International this week.
The event is set to run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Wednesday, April 14.
The staffing agency says they and Cosma are looking to fill positions for CNC operators, quality inspectors, forklift operators and die-cast operators.
Weâre told associates may be eligible to be hired in after a 30-day period and that pay starts at $14.25 to $15 per hour.
âAssociates of Cosma note that what they love most about working here is the ability to further their career with thorough training, employee development, and the freedom to expand their skill set beyond the job description,â says WSI Account Manager Rebecca Aldrich.
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Magna Electric Vehicle Structures
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Two delayed development projects now back on track are bringing relief, a sense of optimism and, more importantly, hundreds of jobs to the city and county of St. Clair, Mich., which have been hard hit by the pandemic recession.
According to the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget, the county had an unemployment rate of 9.8 percent in December, the fifth worst rate of the state s 83 counties.
One is a project delayed almost a year because of the pandemic, the renovation and expansion of the iconic and long-shuttered St. Clair Inn on the St. Clair River, where construction has resumed. Owner Jeff Katofsky says he has bookings for weddings and other events scheduled throughout the year and hopes to be open for business in April.
Two delayed development projects now back on track are bringing relief, a sense of optimism and, more importantly, hundreds of jobs to the city and county of St. Clair, which have been hard hit by the pandemic recession.
According to the Michigan Department of Technology, Management & Budget…