Opinion

As summer fades and the air turns crisp, those working in seasonal industries like tourism, agriculture or events often find themselves at a crossroads. The crowds thin out, fields are harvested and festivals wrap up, leaving many wondering what will come next. While the seasonal nature of these jobs is part of their charm, it doesn’t mean they have to be temporary stepping stones. With the right approach, a summer role can open the door to year-round employment or create a smooth bridge into fall and winter opportunities.

The first step toward turning a seasonal position into something more permanent is to start the conversation early. Too many workers wait until their last week to ask if there’s a possibility of staying on. By then, decisions may already have been made and sche

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