Who's Hiring Bilingual Entry Level Positions (Spanish/English) (Durham, Cary: college, moving to)

[TwinPrincesses]

We have relatives relocating here from Puerto Rico next month. They are both employed and experienced in administrative/clerical positions, but would basically be starting over by moving to the Triangle area. Both ladies are in their 20s, and are fluent in English and Spanish. I am currently enjoying my new career of being a SAHM so I don't even know where to help them start.

Does anyone know any companies that are hiring bilingual candidates for entry level positions? They both have some college and are looking for opportunities in the Cary/Morrisville area. They prefer office work, but would also consider retail, child care, or almost anything.

Thank you.

[luv4horses]

I've noticed a lot of new spanish/english speakers as tellers at the bank.

[VickiR]

I had a client that was bilingual and she got a job at Wake Med.

Vicki

[TwinPrincesses]

Thank you both!

[AnlleKa]

They can go to wakegov.com they are always looking for bilingual people. And as I remember they update the job search twice a week. So if you don't find something today you can look on next week.

Good luck!

[ElSneak]

McDs hires them all of the time

[TwinPrincesses]

ElSneak, I don't know what you mean by "them", but Puerto Rico is a U.S. Commonwealth, making "them" Americans. History check.

A huge thank you to everyone else.

[MelNoGMO]

Always check for positions in the Veterans Hospitals at usajobs.gov. There's several clinics in the area as well as the main hospital in Durham.

[don6170]

Originally Posted by TwinPrincesses

ElSneak, I don't know what you mean by "them", but Puerto Rico is a U.S. Commonwealth, making "them" Americans. History check.

I interpreted "them" to mean "bilingual", as in the subject line - nothing more, nothing less.

[ReaderGirl]

Hospitals and clinics will hire for sure. We can't seem to get enough bilingual clerical staff.