Paralegal Jobs in Idaho — 1 – 7 of 7
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Court Careers, ID-Nampa
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Court Careers, ID-Pocatello
legal assistant paralegal, entry level paralegal, real estate paralegal, corporate paralegal, litigation paralegal, immigration paralegal, patent paralegal, nur
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U.S. Army, ID-Coeur d'Alene
CareerBuilder related keywords: Administration, Finance, Accounting, Legal, Paralegal, Human resources, Information, Chaplain, Minister, Full-time, Full time)
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Army National Guard, ID-Boise
world, Paralegal Specialists may be referred to as legal assistants, clerks, paralegal assistants, and court clerks or recorders. Civilian Paralegal Specialists...
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U.S. Army, ID-Boise
CareerBuilder related keywords: Administration, Finance, Accounting, Legal, Paralegal, Human resources, Information, Chaplain, Minister, Full-time, Full time)
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Panda Research, ID-Boise
internet connection. java, carpenter, plumber, general office, analyst, paralegal, mechanic, technician, delivery driver, all, cook, retail associate, caregiver...
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Intelligent Employment Solutions, ID-Idaho Falls
Searching for experienced, professional Paralegal with experience in dealing with mortgages. Must be hard-working, enthusiastic, and dependable.
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Idaho at a Glance
Major Industries - agriculture (potatoes, wheat, sugar beets, barley), lumber, mining
Population - 1,293,953 (as of 2000) [Idaho is the 39th most populous state in the USA]
State Abbreviation - ID
State Capital - Boise
Largest City - Boise
Area - 83,574 square miles [Idaho is the 14th biggest state in the USA]
Name for Residents - Idahoans
Idaho Economy
Manufacturing has recently supplanted agriculture as the most important sector of Idaho's economy. Cattle and dairy goods are among the leading agricultural products. Idaho's chief crops are potatoes (for which the state, easily the nation's largest producer, is famous), hay, wheat, peas, beans, and sugar beets. Electronic and computer equipment, processed foods, lumber, and chemicals are the major manufactured items.
The unspoiled quality of much of Idaho's land has nourished one of the youngest of Idaho's businesses—the tourist trade. Sun Valley, one of the nation's best-known year-round vacation spots, is an example of the development of resorts in Idaho. Mining, once the major source of income, and still economically important, produces phosphates, gold, silver, molybdenum, antimony, lead, zinc, and other minerals.