More than 45 employers are expected to attend the event to conduct interviews and meet with hundreds of job seekers from the area.
Admission is free to the public.
Job fairs are a wonderful opportunity for job seekers to explore career opportunities and for employers to meet and hire qualified workers, said State Labor Commissioner James J. McGowan. Hosting job fairs is just one way the Department of Labor can help businesses find workers and help people find jobs. Job seekers are invited to bring their resumes and speak to local employers about hundreds of available career opportunities. Employers will be recruiting for positions such as accountant, assembler, auto mechanic, baker, CAD designer, cashier, clerk, customer service representative, day care worker, fabricator, health care aide, machinist, maintenance worker, nurse, teacher, sales consultant, security guard and welder. Employers representing various industries including banking and finance, retail, manufacturing, health care, hospitality, human services and government will be represented.