I'm certified nurse assistant in california but i want to work in Atlanta. do I i have to take the exam again?
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Most states have "reciprocity" agreements, meaning they accept the board exams passed in other states. The easy way to find out for sure is to contact the board of nursing in Georgia. A librarian can help you locate an address or telephone number. Contact them with your question, and they should be able to give you an absolute, correct answer.
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About Am looking for work in Atlanta , GA . I want to do House Cleaning
Am looking for work in Atlanta , GA . I want to do House Cleaning .?
If you know someone who is looking to have there home clean ,please let me know. Thank You P.S Thank you everyone , my tooth feels better!
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Why don't you on Craiglist (http://www.craiglist.com) to see if someone has a listing for house cleaning service in ATL on there?
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If you know someone who is looking to have there home clean ,please let me know. Thank You P.S Thank you everyone , my tooth feels better!
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Why don't you on Craiglist (http://www.craiglist.com) to see if someone has a listing for house cleaning service in ATL on there?
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About where can a 15 year old work in atlanta georgia
where can a 15 year old work in atlanta georgia.?
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babysitting, mowing lawns, shoveling snow, raking leaves, helping people clean around the yard and house, running errands, stocking shelves at the local corner candy store, washing cars, walking dogs... be creative - look for a need and fill it.
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Maybe a police Explorer program run by the Metro Atlanta police agencies... Check w/ the Gwinnett or DeKalb County PD's...
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http://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=68805 - try to work from home , you can earn few hundreds monthly,
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babysitting, mowing lawns, shoveling snow, raking leaves, helping people clean around the yard and house, running errands, stocking shelves at the local corner candy store, washing cars, walking dogs... be creative - look for a need and fill it.
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Maybe a police Explorer program run by the Metro Atlanta police agencies... Check w/ the Gwinnett or DeKalb County PD's...
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http://www.cashcrate.com/index.php?ref=68805 - try to work from home , you can earn few hundreds monthly,
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Friday, June 1, 2012
About If I live in Atlanta, Georgia but work overseas, do I still have to pay state taxes
If I live in Atlanta, Georgia but work overseas, do I still have to pay state taxes?
I am about to move to Georgia but the company that I work for is based out of St. Petersburg, Florida and the work is done overseas. Do I have to pay state taxes in Georgia or Florida? Is it based on my residence or where I work?
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Since you will be setting up a residence in GA, you are a GA resident and must pay GA state income taxes on your world-wide income. FL has no state income tax, so if setting up residence in FL is an option that would make more sense from an income tax perspective. There may be other reasons that GA is a better option such as lower sales and property taxes or non-tax reasons known only to you.
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your tax home is where you work, however if you have a Georgia address, have a license there, do banking there, Ga will determine you are a citizen and will want you to report your income to them
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I am about to move to Georgia but the company that I work for is based out of St. Petersburg, Florida and the work is done overseas. Do I have to pay state taxes in Georgia or Florida? Is it based on my residence or where I work?
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Since you will be setting up a residence in GA, you are a GA resident and must pay GA state income taxes on your world-wide income. FL has no state income tax, so if setting up residence in FL is an option that would make more sense from an income tax perspective. There may be other reasons that GA is a better option such as lower sales and property taxes or non-tax reasons known only to you.
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your tax home is where you work, however if you have a Georgia address, have a license there, do banking there, Ga will determine you are a citizen and will want you to report your income to them
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Tuesday, May 1, 2012
About Companies to work for in Atlanta
Companies to work for in Atlanta?
I want to move to Atlanta. I currently live in a town about 2 hours away. I have been applying for jobs for the past year and no luck. I get an interview, but not a job. Where should I apply..and any good interviewing tips for getting into Atlanta would also be appreciated!
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If you are waiting to move until you have a job, I would suggest moving first and finding a job once you are there. That may even be what is holding you back. They are more likely to hire someone with a local address (who can start immediately if needed) than someone who will need to relocate before starting work. Once you are there you could just start with the lowest cost place that suits your needs and find one of the many "throw-away" jobs until you find a good permanent job. Then once you have a good job, you can find a better place to live. This would be my personal suggestion if I were in your shoes. As for companies, theres so many, but a good bet is to check down with Delta and look at airport jobs. I worked in the travel and airline industry when I was in Atlanta. Check with Delta Global Services/Delta Staffing Services too. Also look with temp to hire places....thats a very good way to start out.
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delta is a big employer.
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Even though it isn't fair, a lot of people still get jobs from people that they know, so you might need to at least spend more time in or (as another answerer suggested) move to atlanta. Then make finding a job your full time job, including networking-- so, going to social events, talking to strangers, volunteering, going to new churches, any place where you meet new people, make new acquaintances, and can mention that you're looking for work.
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I own a company in Atlanta and we are looking for 3 positions. One is a Telemarketing Merchant Representative which can be done from home, so you can live anywhere. One is an Outside Sales Merchant Rep. And the other is a District Manager to supervise 9 Merchant Reps. We're a new company, but we're doing well and are excited about the future. Here are two links to look at if you are interested. Must be 18, legally able to work in the US, organized and articulate. http://www.posttojobs.com/index.php?page=out&id=5391 http://www.countymerchant.com/positionavailable.html
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shut up Donna D and stop lying
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Are you trying for State and Local Government jobs? and Federal Jobs? Fulton County has it's own website for hiring. The state's is www.thejobsite.org The Febs...do a search at www.usajobs.gov Assume you know about ajcjobs.com and careerbuilders.com Job fairs are a frequent event...and a good place to apply for jobs....the Department of Labor might help...there is one on Covington Highway and one on N Druid Hills Road...ask about job fairs and Workforce Development programs.... Also check out http://www.jfcs-atlanta.org/services_career.asp
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I want to move to Atlanta. I currently live in a town about 2 hours away. I have been applying for jobs for the past year and no luck. I get an interview, but not a job. Where should I apply..and any good interviewing tips for getting into Atlanta would also be appreciated!
Atlanta - 6 Answers
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If you are waiting to move until you have a job, I would suggest moving first and finding a job once you are there. That may even be what is holding you back. They are more likely to hire someone with a local address (who can start immediately if needed) than someone who will need to relocate before starting work. Once you are there you could just start with the lowest cost place that suits your needs and find one of the many "throw-away" jobs until you find a good permanent job. Then once you have a good job, you can find a better place to live. This would be my personal suggestion if I were in your shoes. As for companies, theres so many, but a good bet is to check down with Delta and look at airport jobs. I worked in the travel and airline industry when I was in Atlanta. Check with Delta Global Services/Delta Staffing Services too. Also look with temp to hire places....thats a very good way to start out.
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delta is a big employer.
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Even though it isn't fair, a lot of people still get jobs from people that they know, so you might need to at least spend more time in or (as another answerer suggested) move to atlanta. Then make finding a job your full time job, including networking-- so, going to social events, talking to strangers, volunteering, going to new churches, any place where you meet new people, make new acquaintances, and can mention that you're looking for work.
4 :
I own a company in Atlanta and we are looking for 3 positions. One is a Telemarketing Merchant Representative which can be done from home, so you can live anywhere. One is an Outside Sales Merchant Rep. And the other is a District Manager to supervise 9 Merchant Reps. We're a new company, but we're doing well and are excited about the future. Here are two links to look at if you are interested. Must be 18, legally able to work in the US, organized and articulate. http://www.posttojobs.com/index.php?page=out&id=5391 http://www.countymerchant.com/positionavailable.html
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shut up Donna D and stop lying
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Are you trying for State and Local Government jobs? and Federal Jobs? Fulton County has it's own website for hiring. The state's is www.thejobsite.org The Febs...do a search at www.usajobs.gov Assume you know about ajcjobs.com and careerbuilders.com Job fairs are a frequent event...and a good place to apply for jobs....the Department of Labor might help...there is one on Covington Highway and one on N Druid Hills Road...ask about job fairs and Workforce Development programs.... Also check out http://www.jfcs-atlanta.org/services_career.asp
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