Schweitzer Mountain Job Fair This Weekend

Tue., Oct. 26, 1999

From Staff Reports

Schweitzer Mountain Resort is holding its annual Job Fair from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday in the Lakeview Lodge.

The ski area is interviewing for up to 200 jobs in all areas of resort operations including food service, rental shop technicians, instructors, lift operators, daycare counselors and more.

Positions are available immediately in the hotel and condominiums, while most of the other jobs are scheduled to begin when the resort opens for the season - tentatively Thanksgiving Day, according to Charlotte DiCicco, employee services director.

Seasonal employees get free season passes for themselves and dependents, as well as discounts in the retail and rental shops and restaurants.

For more information, call 263-9555 or (800) 831-8810, or go to Schweitzer’s website at www.schweitzer.com. Information also is available at the Job Service in Sandpoint at 263-7544.

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