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Based on 10 votes from AreaVibes users. See all Munster poll results.
How Do You Rate The Livability In Munster?
The beauty about living in Munster, Indiana is it's reputation for its Urban Lifestyle! The town provides lots of opportunity for shopping, is only about 45 minutes from Chicago, located not too far from Lake Michigan, and has a reputation as family-oriented. Most families that live in Munster, Indiana are a part of the middle class leaving the town a fairly thriving town.
Some of the best areas in Munster include Three Floyds brewery and the Center for Visual and Performing Arts. If you're in to theater and the arts, the Performing Arts Center may be great for an out-on-the town fun day. However, the best way to follow up any night though would be to stop at Three Floyds. This brewery is famous and well recognized for it's unique ales.
The weekend is a great time to drive up to Chicago and experience the city life. In the Summers the Navy Pier is a fun place to visit. One of the most relaxing things to do in the Summer is to visit Lake Michigan and relax on the sand.
Source: The Munster, IN data and statistics displayed above are derived from the 2016 United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).Are you going to be interviewing soon?
How are you feeling about it? Confident prepared and relaxed? Sure that you are going to get the best candidate for your vacancy?
So you have some promising candidates on your shortlist, you have sorted out how much you can afford to pay, what the “add on” costs are, what equipment you need, potential start dates – could someone start next Monday if they were available to do so? If they give a months’ notice to their existing employer – are you ready for them to start then?
Business is looking up and you need to employ someone to work with you, haven’t recruited anyone before? – how are you going to go about this recruitment?
It seems to me after the week I have had that some people are totally unaware that they mustn’t discriminate on grounds of age and need to be reminded that it is illegal! You cannot tell your recruiter that you don’t want someone who is going to leave and have babies, nor can you say that someone is too old for the job!… So below you can read about The Equality Act and what you are not allowed to do on grounds of age. Fresh from the ACAS website.
I wrote this as a 10 minute presentation for a business networking meeting. The audience seemed interested and asked me lots of questions afterwards so I thought it might be of interest to other people too.
I have 27 years experience recruiting for all types of businesses across all disciplines such as law firms, pension cost, management consultants, marketing, manufacturing, finance, training, publishing, GP practices, dentists, to name a few. I have set up agency supplier contracts, managed on site and off site recruitment teams. I have managed teams of recruiters, trained recruiters and recruited recruiters.
Polar Bear by Andrew Moon.
Birds
Snow Goose, King Eider, (Rock) Ptarmigan, Red Grouse (Willow Ptarmigan), Red-throated Diver (Loon), (Northern) Fulmar, Gyr Falcon (including white morphs), Purple Sandpiper, Red-necked Phalarope, Thayer’s Gull, (Black-legged) Kittiwake, Arctic Tern, Arctic, Long-tailed and Pomarine Skuas (Jaegers), Black Guillemot, Brunnich’s Guillemot (Thick-billed Murre), Little Auk (Dovekie), Lapland (Longspur) and Snow Buntings, and Arctic (Hoary) Redpoll. Also a chance of Grey (Red) Phalarope, Ivory Gull (the main breeding area is around Seymour Island off the north coast of Bathurst Island), Sabine’s Gull and Snowy Owl.
Mammals
Polar Bear, Walrus, Beluga, Bowhead, Fin, Humpback, Minke and Long-finned Pilot Whales, Musk Ox, Caribou, Arctic Fox, Arctic Hare, Collared Lemming, and Bearded, Harp, Hooded and Ringed Seals. Also a chance of Narwhal, Killer Whale and Wolf.
Ships sail different routes between Canada and Greenland, most often between Baffin Island and Sondre Stromfjord, a 168-kilometre-long fjord in Greenland with an airport at Kangerlussuaq, the town at its eastern head. Passengers fly in and out of the embarkation and disembarkation ports on charter flights from cities in Canada such as Toronto. The actual route of each cruise then depends on ice conditions.
Other routes include the 'Northwest Passage', one of which travels from Greenland to Nunavut in Canada via Ellesmere, Devon, Beechey, Bathurst, Melville, Banks and Victoria Islands.
Some companies offer shorter cruises involving seven nights aboard ship travelling along the coast of Greenland only, usually out of Ilulissat or Asiaat and concentrating on Disko Bay, but Polar Bear, Walrus, Beluga, Narwhal and so on are not usually seen on these cruises which are geared more to the chance of Humpback Whales in spectacular scenery.
Cruises usually run in July-August when the ice has usually melted sufficiently to enable access to many of the best areas, although some cruises along the Greenland coast run as early as late May. Arctic Canada, are posted on the websites listed here. On some of these websites some reports are independent and some are posted by tour companies who organize tours to Arctic Canada. These tour companies and others also post their own reports on their websites, which are listed under 'Some Organized Tours to Arctic Arctic Canada include the following.<reponame>unitkit/unitkit-yii-1
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