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Seeking: High School Graduates. Electric power utility HR managers can tap into an excellent pool of next-gen workers from these young graduates. Check out numbers 3, 4, & 24.
30 highest-paying jobs in Las Vegas for high school graduates
Of course, college isn’t for everyone. There are many reasons high-school graduates may choose to not continue on to college, not the least of which being cost.
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