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South Bend - short term contractor jobs by SBDomer

Our South Bend-based national facility management company has an ongoing need for short term (30-60 day) laborers for on-the-road jobs around the country. We need people who can swing a hammer and do light remodel work. It works best when we send out two-person teams (a worker and a working foreman) for a couple of weeks at a time. When one job ends we can sometimes either staff a person elsewhere right away or there is a gap until the next opportunity. We cover expenses with a per diem, lots of opportunity for overtime.

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