There’s a growing focus on municipal jobs in our state—what we call MassTown Careers. Unprecedented numbers of older workers are retiring, while younger workers are seeking more meaningful jobs. Cities and towns are making efforts to compete for people with the diverse skills they need to manage the complex functions residents expect their municipalities to fulfill.
The rewards of a municipal job can be job security, surprisingly good pay, a shorter commute, and better benefits than many private-sector careers. There is a wide variety of positions available, from management to HR, information technology, finance, and public works. Often, recent graduates are given greater responsibility early in their careers, and many find it rewarding to have a direct impact on the quality of life where they live and work.
Contact towns and cities in your area about available opportunities, today! Or search our listings for your ideal MassTown Career.
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