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Beginning early in 2011, our team at Masiello Employment Services decided to offer free online job postings to non profit organizations that serve our community. Throughout the year we had about a dozen organizations take advantage of this great offer.
In 2012 we are very happy to continue this service. Our goal is two fold:
- People are looking for work and our mission is to match people with great jobs. By offering free postings to non profit organizations, our belief is that more people will have access to the jobs that are available.
- Non profit organizations work hard to raise enough money to achieve their goals and often times the bulk of the funds are spent on salaries. We don’t think that these organizations should have to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars simply to advertise their job openings.
How does this work, and how does the posting benefit an organization?
- Simply send your job opening information, including a description of the job and of your organization, and how a person may apply to jobs@masemp.com. You can also post your job on our Contact Us form here.
- This is a benefit because jobs posted on Masiello Employment’s website are syndicated to over 10,000 job boards throughout New England and the U.S. In 2011 we had over 80,000 job seekers view one or more jobs on our website. This coverage for free is of tremendous benefit to companies looking for the best talent. For more information on our job board, read this post.
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Excerpted from an email sent earlier to the team at Masiello Employment:
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“Why don’t we wait.” Those words my father, Ed Winter, uttered time and time again when his employees made requests or suggestions. These words were much like the “We’ll see” that I got time and time again when I was growing up. When I was younger, I didn’t understand them. When I was working for my father, I didn’t understand them. Now that he is not here and Jason and I are running things, I completely understand them. I am, in fact, grateful for them. “Why don’t we wait” may be the most valuable phrase that a business owner can say, or just think when contemplating a decision. There is nothing like a little time to make sure that you have considered all sides of a decision. What are the risks? Rewards? What is the goal? What impact might this decision have on our clients, employees, ourselves? 
