The Electricity Forum Joins Energy Jobs Network


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Visitors to The Electricity Forum web site (http://72.29.25.240) will now be able to access the EJN energy jobs database from The Electricity Forum's new energy job board. This new service provides member companies and individuals access to what is rapidly becoming the largest energy jobs database in the world.

"Meeting the staffing needs of the energy industry is very satisfying." Says Matt Richards, President of Energy Jobs Network (EJN) an application service provider based in Edmond, Oklahoma.

"We are especially gratified to have a tremendous energy industry leader like The Electricity Forum join our network."

"We are excited at the value the EJN worldwide network will offer our members," said Randy Hurst, President of The Electricity Forum, a leading internet gateway serving the North American Electrical Industry.

"Helping our members tap into this great new resource just makes good sense. "Our new job board will help energy employers expedite the hiring process and help our customers stay proactive to the marketplace."

The EJN network system allows energy sector trade groups, associations and publishers to add a co-branded job board to that organization's Web site. Energy employers can then conveniently post jobs or search for applicants and individuals can search for jobs in the EJN database, which contains energy sector job and applicant postings from around the globe.

The Electricity Forum was established in 1986 to provide up-to-date, in depth, policy and technical issues in common to North America's electricity producers and distributors and their largest industrial, commercial and institutional power consuming industries.

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