Job Fair - Wednesday Sept 5th, 2007 in Concord NH

[Dangergirl]

Second annual Concord/Lakes Region Job Fair is scheduled for Wednesday, Sept. 5, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the National Guard Armory, 4 Pembroke Road in Concord.


The Job Fair is designed to assist workers with and without disabilities to secure employment with local companies. It is developed by the state of New Hampshire Governor's Commission on Disability in coordination with the New Hampshire Department of Education Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, the N.H. Division of Economic Development's Business Resource Center, New Hampshire Division of Personnel, New Hampshire Employment Security, the Developmental Disabilities Council, Granite State Independent Living, Statewide Independent Living Council and the Workforce Opportunity Council.

Applicants should be prepared to fill out job applications on site. Participation in the job fair is free.

For more information, please contact Jim Hinson, job fair coordinator, at 271-7093, or via e-mail at JHinson@ed.state.nh.us.

The following companies are participating in the fair:
1. Aflac
2. Bancroft Staffing Services
3. Benjamin Franklin Plumbing
4. CaLLogix Inc.
5. Client Assistance Program
6. Colonial Supplemental Insurance
7. Community Action Program - Belknap and Merrimack Counties
8. Community Bridges N.H.
9. Community Services Council of N.H.
10. Concord Hospital
11. Crotched Mountain
12. Easter Seals
13. Employment Times & EmploymentTimesOnline.com
14. EPS Staffing
15. ESGR (National Guard and Reserve)
16. Fidelity Investments
17. Genesis Behavioral Health
18. Genesis HealthCare Corp.
19. Globe Manufacturing Company, LLC
20. Governor's Commission on Disability
21. Granite State Plasma Cutting/Harmony Metal Products
22. Granite State Manufacturing
23. Grappone Automotive Group
24. H & R Block
25. Havenwood Heights
26. Home Depot
27. Laconia Savings Bank
28. Lakes Region Community Services Council
29. Mary Kay Cosmetics
30. N.H. Air National Guard
31. N.H. Business Resource Center
32. N.H. Department of Corrections
33. N.H. Department of Education
34. N.H. Department of Health and Human Services
35. N.H. Department of Resources and Economic Development - Human Resources
36. N.H. Department of Resources and Economic Development - Forests and Land Division
37. N.H. Department of Transportation
38. N.H. Division of Personnel
39. N.H. Employment Security
40. N.H. Office of Information Technology
41. N.H. State Veterans Council
42. N.H. Veterans Home
43. N.H. Vocational Rehabilitation
44. Northeast Delta Dental
45. Parkland Medical Center
46. PC Connection
47. Personal Touch Home Care
48. Portsmouth Regional Hospital
49. Public Service of N.H.
50. Sam's Club
51. Securitas Security Services
52. Sears
53. Sparks Employment Group LLC
54. State Independent Living Council
55. Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc.
56. The Bon-Ton
57. Tupperware
58. United Healthcare
59. US Cellular
60. US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
61. Victoria's Secret
62. Warner Power

this info is published in http://www.theconcordinsider.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20070828/THECONCORDINSIDER/708280328/1299/REPOSITORY

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Do I even have to say it?

[d_goddard]

Work is work.
Step #1 is to get here and get a job.
If step #2 is getting a different job, do so... while HERE and active

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Apparently I do need to say it.

Work is work, sure. And you can apply to all those nice state and federal government agencies at the nice state-organized job fair!

I came here without a "job" and frankly I still don't want one. Life is much better without it.

[Dreepa]

Welcome Dangergirl! (is this who I think it is?)

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Welcome Dangergirl! (is this who I think it is?)

Yes, it is. Of course I didn't learn this until much later...