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Niagara County to Hold “Walk-up” Career Fair in Niagara Falls

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Staff · September 17, 2020
Niagara County to Hold “Walk-up” Career Fair in Niagara Falls
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By: Staff Reporter

The Niagara County Department of Employment and Training will be holding a “mini” walk-up career fair next Thursday, September 24, for those seeking employment.   Eight companies with open positions have signed up to participate and more are expected to take part.

“Niagara’s WorkSourceOne is all about connecting job seekers with employers and, like so many other things, it has been a challenge during the pandemic,” said Niagara County Legislator Jesse Gooch, Chairman of the Community Services Committee.  “That’s why we are excited to be able to offer a mini walk-up career fair, which may not be as expansive as some of our past events, but allows us to help those looking for jobs while maintaining proper safety protocols.”

Donald Jablonksi, Director of Employment and Training said the event will be held on the front lawn of the Trott Access Building at 1001 11th Street in Niagara Falls, weather permitting.  Those who attend will be required to wear a mask.  Participating businesses include: Home Depot, Remedy Staffing, Express Employment Professionals, Panera Bread, New Directions, Seneca Niagara Casino, Empower, and the NFTA.

“The employers taking part are looking to fill a wide spectrum of positions so there are real opportunities for job seekers,” said Jablonski.  “And there is no appointment necessary, so simply come join us on the front lawn at the Trott Access Building and let our WorkSourceOne team help you get hired.”

 

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