SourceThatJob, the media job site run
by DWPub’s sister company Daryl Group,
is offering free job ads until 15 September 2008.
SourceThatJob has been around for a number of years and has recently seen much
development. There are more enhancements to come, including a new resources
section which will offer advice to media jobseekers.
If you have any vacancies - for editorial, PR, marketing or advertising
positions - get them
up soon to benefit from free ads.
For further information on SourceThatJob
call Clare on 0845 370 2323 or email clare@sourcethatjob.com.
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