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Jobs of the Week in St. Louis Missouri

Whelan Security

Security Officers


Howard Financial

Loan Officers

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Saint Anthony's Health Center

Physical/Occupational Therapy Opportunities

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Carhill Enterprises, Inc.

Sales Professionals


Brentmoor Place

LPNs


Hemodialysis Services, Inc.

RNs


MTC

Driver


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Recruiter


Average St. Louis Salary: $47,052.00
Average National Salary: $49,199.00

Overview: Interviews job applicants to select people meeting employer qualifications.

Typical Functions
A combination of over one year of directly related training and/or experience is typically required for this job. Reviews employment applications and evaluates qualifications of applicants. Records additional knowledge, skills, abilities, interests, test results, and other data pertinent to selection and referral of applicants. Reviews job orders and matches applicants with job requirements, utilizing manual or computerized file search. Informs applicants of job duties and responsibilities, compensation and benefits, work schedules and working conditions, and other related information. Refers selected applicants to person placing job order.. Keeps records of applicants not selected for employment. May perform reference and background checks on applicants. May refer applicants to vocational counseling services. May conduct or arrange for testing of applicants. May evaluate selection and placement techniques by conducting research or follow-up activities. May specialize in interviewing and referring certain types of personnel, such as professional, technical, managerial, clerical, and other types of skilled or unskilled workers. May search for and recruit applicants for open positions. May contact employers in writing, in person, or by telephone to solicit orders for job vacancies for clientèle or for specified applicants and record information about job openings on job order forms to describe duties, hiring requirements, and related data.

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