HRSES launches student hiring promotionSeptember 03, 2004Elizabeth Wimer
Human Resources Student Employment Services (HRSES) is distributing decals to campus hiring departments for display in office windows and other areas to promote HRSES and on-campus employment. According to HRSES, student employment opportunities provide valuable skills and experience for students at rates of pay typically above minimum wage. HRSES is the central referral agent for students seeking part time employment, and all student job vacancies should be listed with HRSES.
Student hiring began the week of Aug. 30 through HRSES and online through JOBNET at http://seo.syr.edu. For more information or to obtain decals, visit http://seo.syr.edu, call 443-2268 or go to 210 Steele Hall.
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