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Today's News(May.17.1999)

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The interest changed that.
After work, late in the night, he posted his resume on the net, applied for hundreds of chef jobs.

Greg Mccarty>I didn't get hardly any response at all before I started using internet.
I mean, as soon as I jumped in the internet, I had people from all over the world, I mean, places from Tailand to Mantucket where I eventually accepted a position.

Susan Bonner>Mccarty is just one story in a growing employment trend.
As the Federal Government moved online the number of Canadians visiting the job's web sites skyrocketed.
From 25,000 hits in April of 1955 to almost 9.5-million in April of this year.

Insructor>You can learn how to e-mail your resume.

Susan Bonner>Offering internet services, including lessons on how to use it has become a critical component of Government's employment services program.

Janet Mcgillan: Chesswood Employment Resource Center>
We're just seeing people come in day after day quickly checking the internet and immediatly being able to respond to jobs that were posted within hours.



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