The Department of Veteran Affairs – Veterans Benefits Administration in Seattle’s Sara Carter sought to fill positions such as Veterans Service Representative and Rating Specialist at City Career Fair’s Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair for Seattle.
Seattle Police Department find many of their most successful candidates coming from former Law Enforcement Officers laid off or recent Military Veterans attending City Career Fair’s Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair for Seattle and State of Washington.
Many don’t realize that there are hundreds of jobs and careers for civilians working for the military such as the US Coast Guard. Those job and career opportunities can be found at one of City Career Fair’s Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fairs such as this one in Seattle.
San Francisco Police Department finds bilingual and diverse candidates for their officer and non-patrol positions at the 11th Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair for the Bay Area.
SHRM – The Society of Human Resources Management
The US Federal Reserve actively sought top candidates from the multicultural and diverse community to fill such positions as Project Analyst, Auditor, Administrative Specialist, and Associate Compliance Examiner and more at City Career Fair’s 11th Annual Diversity Employment Day Career Fair for the Bay Area.
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convening June 26-29 in fabulous Las Vegas! With over 1,100 sponsored booths expected, be prepared to learn, share, grow and network in an explosion of color, lights, sounds, music, products, services and genuine excitement! During the Annual Conference you can browse the aisles, watch demonstrations and learn firsthand how these products and services can help you and your organization achieve your goals. Take advantage of this unique oppor- tunity to be a part of largest gathering of HR professionals in the world!
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ver 12,000 conference attendees are expected at this year’s SHRM Annual Conference and Exposition
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