work

Work started last Thursday at 56th and Tieton as crews prepared for a grind and overlay project Monday through Wednesday.

The work at the intersection continues next week as well.

Drivers are reminded that the speed limit through all traffic-related work zones within the City of Yakima is 20 miles-per-hour.

Covid hit us all pretty hard, small businesses had to close their doors and companies had to make cutbacks leaving a lot of people unemployed. If you were like me losing your job wasn't much of an option and the job hunt was scarce. However, I was lucky enough to have a friend reach out with a new job opportunity which leads me to live here in Yakima...

Read this list the next time you're feeling super tired at work!

First of all, they frown on naps and wearing pajamas at work!

Teamwork makes the dream work and it starts from the top and trickles all the way down. I am so curious how many actually are not wanting to work because of unemployment or are finding part-time and current wages are just not cutting it! If you are in need of hiring someone, send us the info and I'll update all week long

Yakima Valley Job Availability for the Week of April 19th, 2021

For more information about the project, contact Wastewater Operations Superintendent Marc Cawley at 249-6854.

The excuses or reasons why your workspace is a mound of stress-inducing crap are many, but really, when you examine your situation carefully and honestly, the excuses don't hold water. From personal experience and from much research and discussion with experts, I've overcome this madness with 5 simple strategies.

Start updating your resume because even if you are applying online they are going to want to know your experience, use your different jobs to create a resume that shows off why you would be the perfect candidate for the position

One of these days in the near future, we will get the memo that everyone has to return to work.