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Organizers prep for Anaheim/O.C. Job Fair
More than 125 employers are expected to participate in the June 15 event.
by victor jacobsPublished: June 08, 2011
More than 125 employers are expected to take part in the Anaheim/O.C. Job Fair and Expo, set for June 15 at the GardenWalk.
Led by Mayor Pro Tem Harry Sidhu, the event will provide jobseekers with information about employment opportunities, and will include workshops on resume improvement and career skills, as well as a free Internet cafe.
Participating employers include the Auto Club, Clarient, Disneyland Resort, Epinex Diagnostics, Fairmont Newport Beach, Goodwill Industries, Merrill Lynch, Prudential Financial and Time Warner Cable.
“This year’s Anaheim/O.C. Job Fair will again provide resources for job seekers to find employment,” said Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait. “We encourage those seeking employment, as well as those looking to improve their resume and job-search skills, to join us this year.”
Jobseekers can pre-register by visiting anaheimjobs.com. It all takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 321 W. Katella Ave.
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Led by Mayor Pro Tem Harry Sidhu, the event will provide jobseekers with information about employment opportunities, and will include workshops on resume improvement and career skills, as well as a free Internet cafe. Participating employers include the Auto Club, Clarient, Disneyland Resort, Epinex Diagnostics, Fairmont Newport Beach, Goodwill Industries, Merrill Lynch, Prudential Financial and Time Warner Cable. “This year’s Anaheim/O.C. Job Fair will again provide resources for job seekers to find employment,” said Anaheim Mayor Tom Tait. “We encourage those seeking employment, as well as those looking to improve their resume and job-search skills, to join us this year.” Jobseekers can pre-register by visiting anaheimjobs.com. It all takes place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at 321 W. Katella Ave. Related headlines Boeing slashes 100 jobs in Huntington Beach Orange County bankruptcies drop in April Report: SoCal's economy improves in near future |
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