Videos tagged with Jobs

This video is a recruitment advertisement for Tenicor, a company that appears to be involved in the firearms industry, as suggested by the context of typical YouTube firearm channels. The title "Want to do real work?" combined with the company name and hiring call to action implies a need for skilled individuals within their operations. The description provides a direct link to apply for jobs and social media handles for further engagement with the brand. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the brand name and the general nature of the query suggest a connection to firearms manufacturing, design, or related services.

This video highlights a commitment to American manufacturing, focusing on bringing jobs back to the US and providing opportunities for Americans and veterans. It announces a partnership with @sheepdogresponse and @wethepeopleholsters to work towards 100% American manufacturing. The content emphasizes a movement beyond business, encouraging viewers to 'take it back.'

This video, titled "Trust Wins," expresses gratitude towards a production team for their experimental approach and continuous improvement. The description also highlights that the company, TENICOR, is hiring and provides a link to their job board. The video promotes TENICOR's official shop and social media channels, suggesting a focus on their brand and potentially their products or the team behind them. Given the company's name and social media presence, it's likely related to firearms or tactical gear.

This YouTube video is an advertisement for a Production Supervisor position at Tenicor, located in Moscow, ID. It highlights an immediate opening and directs viewers to apply via a provided Gusto jobs link. The video's primary purpose is recruitment for a manufacturing role within the company.

This video discusses two main points: Hunter Biden's legal situation, specifically his attorney withdrawing from his gun charge case, and the economic impact of a major firearms manufacturer, Smith & Wesson, relocating its headquarters to a "gun-friendly" state. The description highlights the loss of significant investment, jobs, and tax revenue for Massachusetts due to this move, framed as a consequence of anti-gun policies. The video likely connects these two events to broader political and legal discussions surrounding gun control and the firearms industry.

This YouTube video, titled "What do you do for a living pt4," is the fourth installment in a series exploring individuals' professions. Given the limited description, the content likely focuses on diverse careers and the daily activities involved, potentially showcasing unique or interesting jobs. Without a transcript or further details, the specific content remains speculative, but the format suggests an interview or documentary-style approach.

This YouTube video, titled '•6/26/2023•We Are Hiring• 256-613-8042 256-452-5979 256-294-2409', appears to be an advertisement or announcement for job openings. The title includes a date and several phone numbers, suggesting a local business is seeking to recruit new employees. Without a video transcript or further description, it's impossible to ascertain the specific industry or nature of the positions being offered.

This video discusses Remington's relocation of its headquarters to Georgia, highlighting a significant investment of $100 million and the creation of 800 jobs. The move is framed as a shift from a "gun control state" (likely New York) to a more gun-friendly environment, aligning with the Second Amendment. The description includes hashtags related to the Second Amendment, gun control, and political figures, suggesting a discussion of the political implications of such business decisions within the firearms industry.

This video discusses the impending "Small Business Apocalypse" and its broader economic implications, suggesting that solutions designed to save businesses are paradoxically leading to their demise. It highlights how the decline of small businesses impacts communities, jobs, and personal livelihoods, urging viewers to pay attention and prepare for the economic fallout. The description also promotes prepping resources, veteran-owned coffee, and emergency power solutions.

This video announces UN hiring for Disarmament Officers in New York. While the title focuses on a specific job opening and location, the description provides standard YouTube creator boilerplate about business inquiries, disclaimers on content, fair use, safety protocols for filming, and a strong emphasis that the content is for informational and entertainment purposes only. It explicitly states they are not selling firearms or instructing on modifications, and all items featured are legal and commonly available.

This video captures President Donald Trump's address at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in 2017. He emphasized a movement focused on prioritizing American citizens, pledging to uphold the Second Amendment, protect the flag, strengthen the military, and promote conservative values. Trump also promised to boost the economy through job creation and tax reduction, and to repeal the Affordable Care Act. He concluded with an optimistic outlook, declaring that America was experiencing a powerful resurgence and would achieve unprecedented greatness.

This video highlights a report by the NSSF on the economic impact of target shooting in America. It details the significant contributions of target shooting activities to the U.S. economy, including billions in expenditures, job creation, and state-level statistics on shooters, sales, and taxes. The report builds upon previous NSSF work on hunting. The video also promotes NSSF's initiatives like #LetsGoShooting and #LetsGoHunting.