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Jobs are open at these South DeKalb Mall businesses now

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By Joshua Sharpe
Oct 4, 2017

More than a dozen jobs are available at the Gallery at South DeKalb, aka South DeKalb Mall.

Here’s a list:

A list of businesses hiring this month at the Gallery at South DeKalb, provided on Facebook by DeKalb police.
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