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Temp of the Month June This month we congratulate Alison Cobb how has been awarded Temp of the Month because of her commitment hard work and charasmatic personality 21 06 2006

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How long and What temp should I cook Chicken Breast Tenderloins?
Q. I've never made them before. Can I just season them and put them in the oven? What temp and for how long? The package says its 18 oz if that helps. Nope. Not breaded.
Asked by PixelDust - Sun Dec 14 16:10:46 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. are they breaded? if there not then you can season them and place in the oven @ 350 for 15 to 20 min make sure there spaced in the pan they will cook more evenly
Answered by peaceofmind - Sun Dec 14 16:18:47 2008

What chance of temp civil service job becoming permanent?
Q. I applied for a job with civil service that was listed as a temp position possibly for a term up to two years. During my interview (my first with civil service) I was told the temp position could possibly become permanent. I declined the position as it did not include any insurance or retirement benefits, but am now wondering if I did the wrong thing. Any civil service employees reading this, is it common for temp positions to become permenent or do they just say that to lure qualified applicants to fill slots? This was a position that was originally performed by military personel but is being transferred to civilian employees at least for the time being.
Asked by drvndrm2 - Mon Sep 3 05:51:53 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments

A. That one is hard because I'm in a Temp job but I had permanent status before I started. It depends on the department and where the money is coming from. It really depends on where the job is, and if the job has potential to become permanent. Sometimes you have to look at the big picture. I moved from California to Washington for a term position. I know it'll be permanent because of what they are trying to accomplish. I was already a permanent government employee and worked in this type of job for years. It's worth it in the long run because of the experience and you'd at least get your foot in the door. It depends on you.
Answered by for7949 - Tue Sep 4 03:12:09 2007

Where can I find information on temp work in game companys?
Q. I am doing a report on how a temp company can benifit a gaming company. Does anyone know where I can find information? I am looking for some statistics that I can graph. I don't just want to persuade. Does anyone have any information of where I need to look?
Asked by Kara C - Thu Nov 22 20:52:36 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You probably won't find any information about this online at all. That said, every game studio needs office personnel to run things -- front desk, mail room, custodial, etc. Those are the sorts of jobs a temp agency could fill for a game company.
Answered by Ryot - Mon Nov 26 13:17:51 2007