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Mahle Filtration
Systems is accepting resumes for weekend labor and can be
dropped off at Mahle in Tilbury or emailed to lisa.granger@ca.mahle.com
no later than Friday July 15,2011 @ 3PM. Must be available
for all weekend shifts. Pass this along to anyone
interested. MAHLE Filter Systems Canada, ULC 16
Industrial Park Road Tilbury, Ontario N0P 2L0 - Canada
Telephone: 519-682-0444 Fax: 519-682-3422 Website:
www.ca.mahle.com
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Dover Corn Products Ltd are accepting resumes for when
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Dover Corn Products Ltd
519-352-9710
285 Merritt Ave, Chatham,
ON N7M 3G2
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