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Social and Behavioral Statistician, Center for Guaranteed Income Research (Hybrid Eligible) The Center for Guaranteed Income Research (CGIR) is an unconditional cash-transfer research center headquartered at the School of Social Policy and Practice at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Drivers on both options are guaranteed 2500 miles a week minimum! OPTION ONE: Road Warrior Do you love getting paid well for being out on the road? We also offer the same 2500 mile weekly guarantee to ensure our K&B Transportation Road Warrior drivers can make $90,000 gross by the end of the first year.
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The primary goal of this initiative is to recruit and train candidates to become brand-certified Ford-Lincoln Automotive Service Technicians.
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Job DescriptionCDL-A Dedicated Truck Driver: Guaranteed Weekly Pay! U.S. Xpress is now hiring for one of our most popular dedicated lanes with $1,000 Weekly Minimum! Job DescriptionCDL-A Dedicated Truck Driver: Guaranteed Weekly Pay.
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