Coastal residents can seek jobs cleaning up the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico directly through BP PLC or through third parties, but they will likely have to complete a rigorous training and application process to get hired, officials from several groups indicated.
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BP is hiring owners of U.S. Coast Guard-inspected boats, and the boats' crews.
Some Labor Finders temp agency locations along the coast have cleanup jobs available for individuals. Visit a nearby location for more information.
New York-based Miller Environmental Group is seeking local workers for beach cleanup. The state of Alabama is also collecting resumes from potential workers.
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The potential jobs come as many Gulf Coast residents are struggling financially. People employed in the seafood, boating and tourism industries face an uncertain future because of the oil spill.
Officials involved in first response to a HAZMAT scene that originated on Zeeb and wound up on Marshall Road say to expect restricted traffic and potential backups in and around that intersection througout the day.
With Lubbock being the largest contiguous cotton-growing region in the world, new methods are constantly being developed to bring more life to the industry.
British oil giant BP must cover some of the eventual claims against rig owner Transocean arising from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill, a US judge has ruled, with any bill set to run into billions of dollars.
CHICAGO (AFP) - BP is required to cover some -- but not all -- of rig owner Transocean's liabilities for the massive 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, a US judge ruled Thursday.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management on Thursday proposed its first oil-and-gas lease sale in the central Gulf of Mexico since the Deepwater Horizon oil spill nearby and said it would soon finalize its next five-year plan for the outer continental shelf.
BP could pay as much as $25 billion dollars to settle criminal and civil lawsuits relating to the massive 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, analyst group Morgan Stanley said Thursday.
British oil giant BP is asking a federal judge to force Halliburton to pay for all recovery costs resulting from the catastrophic 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
