[WKKT-FM / WLYT-FM WRFX-FM /WIBT-FM / WEND-FM

EEO PUBLIC FILE REPORT

August 1, 2009 – July 31, 2010

I.  VACANCY LIST

See Section II, the ÒMaster Recruitment Source ListÓ (ÒMRSLÓ) for recruitment source data

Job Title

Recruitment Sources (ÒRSÓ) Used to Fill Vacancy

RS Referring Hiree(s)

On-Air Announcer

1-13, 15, 16, 17

17

   On-Air Announcer

1-13, 14, 15, 16, 17

14

On-Air Announcer

1-13, 15, 16, 17

17

    On-Air Announcer

1-13, 15, 16, 17

17

On-Air Announcer

1-13, 15, 16, 17

15

Assistant PD

1-13, 15, 16, 17

2

On-Air Announcer

1-13, 15, 16, 17

15

Sales Manager

1-13, 15, 16

2

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

2

Director Of Sales

1-13, 15, 16

2

Sales Manager

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

2

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Sales Assistant

1-13, 15, 16

4

Sales Assistant

1-13, 15, 16

4

Sales Assistant

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

2

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

2

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

2

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

2

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

2

Account Executive

1-13, 15, 16

15

Promotions Coordinator

1-13, 15, 16

15

 

 

 

II.  MASTER RECRUITMENT SOURCE LIST (ÒMRSLÓ)

RS
Number

RS Information

Source Entitled
to Vacancy
Notification?
(Yes/No)

No. of Interviewees Referred by RS

over
12-month period

 

[List all recruitment sources here that were used to publicize jobs that came open and were filled during the period.  If you filled no such openings, simply type in:  AS NOTED ON PREVIOUS PAGE, NO JOB OPENINGS WERE POSTED AND FILLED DURING THIS SHORT REPORTING PERIOD]

[If this source responded directly to your invitation to join the SEUÕs recruitment source list, type Òyes.Ó]

[Type in number of interviewees—not applicants—produced by this source for all positions filled during the period.]

1

Charlotte Observer

600 South Tryon Street. Charlotte, NC 28232

   Contact: Cynthia Dobson-0704-358-5370

NO

0

2

Clear Channel Clear Carreers Job Posting

Internal online job posting

NO

10

3

QueenÕs University of Charlotte

Career Center – 1900 Selwyn Avenue. Char, NC 28274

Telephone: 704-337-2200

NO

0

4

Kings College

Career Placement Office- 322 Lamar Avenue

Charlotte, NC 28204

Telephone: 704-372-2383

NO

2

5

Brookstone College

8307 University Executive

Charlotte, NC 28262

Telephone: 704-547-8600

NO

0

6

Urban League of Central Carolina

740West 5th Charlotte, NC 28202

Telephone: 704-373-2256

NO

0

7

UNC Charlotte

Center for Student Job Location

Charlotte, NC 28223

Telephone: 704-547-2000

NO

0

8

Central Piedmont Community College

Career Center – POB 35009. Charlotte, NC 28202

Telephone: 704-342-6633

NO

0

9

WomenÕs Commission

700 North Tryon Street. Charlotte, NC 28202

   Contact: Pat Grigg 704-336-3210

NO

0

10

Charlotte Mecklenburg NAACP

7925 North Tryon Street

Charlotte, NC 28262

Contact: Vedra Perry 704-563-6706

NO

0

11

City of Charlotte Employment & Training

600 East Trade Street.

Charlotte, NC 28202

Telephone: 704-336-3380

NO

0

12

Employment Security Commission

5601 Executive Center Drive

Charlotte, NC 28212

Telephone: 704-566-2870

NO

0

13

Johnson C. Smith University

100 Beatties Ford Road. Charlotte, NC 28202

Telephone: 704-378-1010

YES

0

14

On-Air Commercials

WKKT-FM / WLYT-FM / WRFX-FM/ WWMG-FM/ WEND-FM

NO

1

15

Station Website Job Posting

WKKT-FM/WLYT-FM/WRFX-FM/WWMG-FM/WEND-FM

NO

13

16

Winston-Salem State Univeristy

College of Arts & Science

Campus Box 19335

Winston-Salem, NC 27110

Contact: Marilyn Roseboro

Telephone: 336-750-2614

 

YES

0

17

All Access.com

Media Related Website

NO

3

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

TOTAL INTERVIEWEES OVER 12-MONTH PERIOD      

            29

 

III.  RECRUITMENT INITIATIVES

 

TYPE OF RECRUITMENT INITIATIVE
(MENU SELECTION)

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF ACTIVITY

1

Job Fairs – Co Sponsored

On Thursday February 25, 2010 Clear Channel Charlotte Co-Sponsored the annual CIAA Career Expo hosted by Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association. Clear Channel Charlotte co-sponsors this event each year, and it continues to grow tremendously from year to year.   Hundreds of people looking for employment filled the enormous room at the Charlotte Convention Center to talk with the close to 100 companies that participated.  Clear Channel had 8 Hiring Managers as well as 3 employees there to talk with interested parties

2

Programs Sponsored By Schools

 

One of our Production Directors/On-Air Personalities works with the Carolina School of Broadcasting on a regular basis to teach students about Commercial Production and On-Air Presentation.  Once the students are ready to enter the production room he then takes over their instruction.  He usually works with each group of students for approximately 3 evenings.  A new group of students normally reaches this point in training each month so, he usually averages working with the CSB students about 3 nights each month.    

On Friday March 5, 2010 one of our Production Directors worked with Fort Mill Middle School during their career day.  He spoke to a group of approximately 50 students regarding jobs in the radio industry, and one student was also able to shadow him for a day to get a first hand look at what is involved in this career path.     

On Monday July 19, 2010 one of our Program Directors participated in a Broadcasting Seminar for the Kellar Radio Talent Institute at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.  The seminar was held from July 12 through July 21, and included 32 of the best broadcasting talents from across the Southeast.  Our PD taught a class on ÒOn-Air Delivery, Inflection, Pacing, CommunicatingÓ.  

On Monday July 19, 2010 one of our Assistant Program Directors/On-Air Announcers participated in a Broadcasting Seminar for the Kellar Radio Talent Institute at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.  The seminar was held from July 12 through July 21, and included 32 of the best broadcasting talents from across the Southeast.  Our Asst. PD/On-Air Announcer taught a class on ÒBasics of Doing a Great Music Radio ShowÓ.

On Tuesday July 20, 2010 one of our Production Directors participated in a Broadcasting Seminar for the Kellar Radio Talent Institute at Appalachian State University in Boone, NC.  The seminar was held from July 12 through July 21, and included 32 of the best broadcasting talents from across the Southeast.  Our Production Director taught a class on ÒWriting for RadioÓ, and ÒBasics of Great Voice Work and ProductionÓ.   

3

Internship Program

 

 We conduct an on-going Internship Program that offers the opportunity to experience and learn all about the mechanics of the radio industry. We offer a well-rounded internship experience with participation in Promotions, Programming, Sales, Accounting and Production.  The internship covers one semester and all students applying must be eligible for college credit.  We had 12 students participate in our internship program between 8/1/09 and 7/31/10.