Recently San Francisco was made the home base for Virgin America airlines. According to the city's mayor, Gavin Newsom, “San Francisco is proud to have Virgin America as its home-town airline. This new airline means new jobs, new business revenues and new choices for passengers. Everybody wins, and we salute Virgin America.” Already Virgin has added 500 new San Francisco jobs and the company estimates that it will eventually employ anywhere from 3,000 to 5,000 individuals.
Due to the prospect of promising employment for businesses like Virgin and other growing companies, many individuals consider relocating to the San Francisco every year. With so many things to handled, moving can be a stressful experience. Aside from finding a new workplace, one must also find a place to live, learn the layout of a new city and take care of a myriad of other issues that arise. Researching the area via the internet can assist in lowering the levels of uneasy associated with such an endeavor.
It's no secret that the real value of a dollar depends on where you try to spend it. San Francisco has one of the countries highest cost of living, which means that housing costs and other expenses may seem steep compared to what one might be used to. Thankfully, this is usually set off by higher salaries. To determine the difference in expenses where one currently lives compared to the San Francisco area one should use a web site with a cost of living calculator. More information on this topic is also available on the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce website.
This website also offers a wide variety of other useful information on relocation related topics ranging from utilities to recreation. By providing so much information in one central location, the the city has made is easier for one to move to the area in pursuit of new jobs in San Francisco.
For those who are interested in relocation, but do not currently have a San Francisco job lined up for them there is information on the fastest growing industries and business in the area. One will also find a link listing the top companies to work for in the city. By analyzing this information one can make a more informed decision and come to a conclusion about the likelihood of finding a new position post-move.
Monday, August 13, 2007
San Francisco Relocation
Posted by Joel Cheesman at 10:19 AM
Labels: san francisco jobs
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