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New ThyssenKrupp Plant in Mobile Co. Looking for Workers
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From 8 On Your Side -- The huge new German ThyssenKrupp steel plant under construction in Mobile County is ready to start hiring.
The company is looking across the state to hire employees in several fields, including sales, human resources, finance and more.
ThyssenKrupp broke ground on the steel plant in November. The company is expected to hire 2,700 employees when it opens its Alabama facility in 2010.
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Check Alabama Restaurant Inspection Scores
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CHECK ALABAMA RESTAURANT SCORES
From 8 On Your Side -- The Alabama Department of Public Health has unveiled a new Web site that lists scores for more than 23,000 restaurants and food service establishments thoughout the state. Users may search the site by county, city or establishment name.
State Health Officer Dr. Donald Williamson said the scores can help the public make informed choices about where they purchase food and the restaurants where they eat.
The department anticipates the initiative may lessen the incident of foodborne illnesses by encouraging establishments to improve their food service sanitation practices.
(Copyright 2008 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
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How to Apply for a Job at the Kia Plant in West Point, GA
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HOW TO APPLY FOR A JOB AT KIA PLANT
From 8 On Your Side -- Officials at the Kia automotive plant under construction just across the state line in West Point, Georgia are now taking job applications. Thousands of people are expected to apply.
Kia officials say 9,000 people signed up to receive an alert when applications will start being accepted.
Kia is building its plant just off Interstate 85, about 80 miles from Montgomery. More than 2,500 jobs will be created.
The plant will manufacture Kia's Sorento SUV when it opens next year. Kia is a sister company of Hyundai, which operates its only U.S. plant in Montgomery which builds the Sonata and Santa Fe models.
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How to Find Your Unclaimed Money in Alabama
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From 8 On Your Side -- After five years, all the money and other valuables that remain in old utility, bank or other accounts is turned over state and it's accumulated into $145 million worth of unclaimed property.
State Treasurer Kay Ivey has streamlined the process for finding abandoned property or funds that may belong to you. In the past year, $8 million has been returned to 29,000 people. If necessary, you can even lay claim to property that belonged to a relative who has died.
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