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Current Jobs:
Here’s the latest Featured Job Listings on the gCaptain Job Board for the week ending September 26, 2014.
With 56 active listings, the jobs listed above are only the tip of the iceberg… You can also click through to find listings by employer below, or search them all by clicking HERE.
More listings this week from:
Horseshoe Casino
Maine Maritime Academy
Westar Marine Services
Maritime Recruiters
Schmidt Ocean Institute
Massachusetts Port Authority
Oregon State University
Premier Pacific Seafoods
Atlas Recruiters
Marine Spill Response Corporation
Harley Marine
Foss Maritime
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