WNCC/WFSC Employment Information

Current Job Openings At WNCC-FM / WFSC-AM:

NONE

Equal Employment Opportunity Policy:

1050 WFSC (AM) / WNCC-FM 96.7

SUTTON RADIOCASTING CORPORATION

As a broadcast licensee of the Federal Communications Commission, Sutton Radiocasting Corporation, doing business as WFSC/WNCC Radio Stations, affords equal employment opportunity in all personnel actions without regard to race, color, religion, national origin, or sex.

WFSC/WNCC have a continuing interest in learning about the background, qualifications, and other pertinent information about serious minded prospective employees. WFSC/WNCC see the assistance of any and all organizations in helping the station carry out an effective, positive, affirmative action program.

If your organization is willing to help us carry out the program, please respond in writing, stating your desire to receive notification or current and future job vacancies. Provide your correct organization name, mailing address, email address (if available), telephone number and contact person. Please identify the category or categories of vacancies of which you would like to be notified. If you have questions, feel free to call 828-524-4418 and ask for Sean Gibson, General Manager, or email: gibson@gacaradio.com .

EEO Outreach Efforts

First, the reporting period was only four months, not two years, as anticipated in the commission's rules. Nevertheless, the stations have a broad EEO outreach program, as demonstrated in the Annual Public File EEO Report, including an active internship program, attendance at job fairs and regular contact with local civic groups and churches that are reasonably likely to provide referrals for job vacancies in the future.

The stations do not perceive any current problems with its EEO recruitment program but does note that radio stations in small markets like Franklin, NC, often have their job offers rejected by employees who prefer work in larger markets. That simply requires the stations to be more tenacious and to emphasize the values of smaller communities.