On Friday, Sens. Carper, Coons and Congressman Carney will host their 25th job fair since the beginning of 2011. Delaware Technical Community College will be the site of the job fair, and will run from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m.
About 60 organizations, ranging from public and private sectors, non-profits and others will be on hand accepting resumes, meeting and greeting prospective employees and in some cases, conducting on-the-spot interviews for both full and part-time positions. The delegation will wrap the spring job fair season on Monday, May 4 at the Rehoboth Beach Convention Center from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Confirmed attendees for Friday’s job fair include: AAA Mid-Atlantic, Aflac, Alternative Routes to Teacher Certification, Avon, Batta Environmental Associates, Bayada Home Health Care, Boys & Girls Club Delaware, Brandywine Counseling, Capital One, Christiana Care, Clarifi, Delaware Air National Guard, Delaware Department of Labor/Employment Training, DelDOT, DTCC, DART, Delmarva Distributing, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, Employer Support of the Guard & Reserve, Energizer Personal Care, Epic Health Services, Greater Wilmington Radio Association, Griswold Home Care, Home Instead Senior Care, HomeWatch, Inspiration Space at Delaware Libraries, Interim HealthCare, J & J Staffing Resources, , Kelly Services, Lowe’s Home Improvement, Metro Merchant Services, Mid-Atlantic Troops to Teachers, Mountaire Farms of Delaware, Navient, New Castle County, New Castle County Police Department, New York Life, Pennsylvania State Police, People’s Place, Pepco Holdings, Primerica, Prominent Insurance Services, Robert Half Office Team, Royal Farms, ShopRite, State of Delaware, Sunglass Hut, Synerfac Technical Staffing, University of Delaware (Professional and Continuing Studies) Waddell & Reed, Inc., Westside Family Health Care, Wilmington Police Department, Wilmington University and WSFS Bank.
In addition to hosting organizations looking to hire, job seekers can listen guest speakers and participate in resume and job skills workshops. Speaking this Friday will be Joyce Dungee-Proctor, who will be lecturing on the importance of face to face networking.
