Posted on 04 June 2012.
For those of you planning a move to Okinawa soon, we hope Marie’s descriptions of the process of their travel and first months of settling in can help you with a few of the “unknowns.” To read more of their story see links at the bottom of the post. CONTRIBUTED BY MARIE LEWIS I’m sure [...]
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Posted in PCS-ing, Work On Base
Posted on 26 August 2011.
CONTRIBUTED BY SARAH FORTE On base jobs SEEKING EMPLOYMENT: I am new to the island. I have an education and viable skills. I am looking for employment while living on Okinawa, but am lost about where to start. WANTED: Competent employees with education and skills to work on a US military base. Many career fields [...]
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Posted in Work On Base
Posted on 29 September 2009.
CONTRIBUTED BY JOELLE YAMADA As far as I’m concerned, the most important people in our society (and somehow the most underpaid – sigh!) are teachers. Our kids spend more hours a day with their teachers than they usually do with us. I’m so thankful there are people like Julie who dedicate themselves to this [...]
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Posted in Work On Base
Posted on 08 September 2009.
CONTRIBUTED BY JOELLE YAMADA I often meet people on Okinawa who are trained to do one thing, but due to lack of jobs, have chosen to work in a different field here. It’s refreshing to hear from Chrissy, who managed to find work IN her field — after some patient waiting! 1. Where do [...]
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Posted in Work On Base
Posted on 14 July 2009.
CONTRIBUTED BY STACI HAWLEY I’m not the usual to work writer, that would be our talented Joelle. While she’s on “maternity” leave uhum, I should say work… we each took a week to write for her. My choice was easy. To Work. Well, the ladies that really WORK me out are below. Let me tell you that when [...]
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Posted in Work On Base