Job seekers bustle at the WorkSource job fair
The WorkSouce job fair hosted its 20th job fair Friday with 200 people attending in the first hour. “It's very common to hear of companies who hire people right here on the spot here, of job seekers who get immediate interviews,” Career and Training Manager for Skill Source Emily Anderson said.
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The job fair had an American Sign Language interpreter, Christine Dahl, to help those with hearing disabilities participate. There were also multiple staff members translating Spanish for attendees.
There were spaces for employers to conduct interviews with potential employees at the Job fair hosted by WorkSouce Friday.
Wize Guys Beefs and Delicias were in the parking lot of the WorkSource job fair Friday. WorkSource staff were handing out free food and drink tokens to be claimed at the food truck.
MOSES LAKE – The WorkSource Business Service Team hosted its 20th job fair Friday, drawing a crowd of 200 people within the first hour. The main room, filled to capacity with employers and potential employees, buzzed with activity as representatives conducted on-the-spot interviews, collected resumes, engaged in discussion and handed out free swag.
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