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Transportation Billing Clerk

NOW HIRING CDL -A, COMPANY DRIVERS&OWNER OPERATORS

CLASS C DRIVERS WANTED

Part Time CDL Driver

CDL TRUCK DRIVER NEEDED

OTR Driver - SIGN ON BONUS

CDL Class A -Company Drivers Wanted -FLATBED

MASONRY BRICKLAYERS & LABORERS (non-union)

Working Foreman for Grading, Paving, Underground Util Contractor

Auto Body Tech

LOOKING FOR PART TIME / FULL TIME AUTO MECHANIC

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WEEKDAY TRUCK DRIVER with CDL A

Hiring Drivers

CDL Truck Drivers and Owners Wanted ILLINOIS

Class A Truck Drivers Wanted Part Time & Full Time

DRIVER NEEDED / MESSENGER SERVICE (CHICAGOLAND)

CDL Class A Drivers Wanted

OWNER OPERATOR

NOW HIRING --- OTR CLASS C DRIVERS

CDL Class A Driver

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2014 Chicago Transportation Employment Outlook

Transportation jobs are one of the few industries expected to grow in Chicago in 2014. As the economy comes back, older drivers can now retire because their retirement accounts grew. Drivers are needed to replace these outgoing workers especially in this transportation hub.

Chicago has always been an important transportation and distribution point. It is a crucial link between the Great Lakes and Mississippi River waterways and today the city ranks among the world's busiest shipping hubs. The city is a world port with the St. Lawrence Seaway providing a direct link from the Great Lakes to the Atlantic Ocean. Illinois has the third-highest combined mileage of railroads and paved highways in the country. Railroads average more than 40 million tons of freight per year. 754 motor freight carriers serve the metropolitan area, and trucking companies ship more than 51 million tons of freight each year. Chicago airports handle more than 1.1 million metric tons of cargo annually.