More than 250 positions open at job fair in GR - WOODTV.com

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GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Michigan Works! is hosting a job fair Friday on the campus of Grand Rapids Community College.

There are more than 250 positions available including general laborers, machine operators, retail managers, health care (licensed and non-licensed), electricians, carpenters, drivers, and substitute teachers.

The job fair hosted by Michigan Works! Kent, Allegan, and Barry counties runs from 9-11:30 a.m. Friday at GRCC's M-TEC, located at 622 Godfrey SW in Grand Rapids.

Job seekers are asked to bring 20 copies of their resume and dress professionally.

The following is a list of the 22 employers who are participating:

  • Apply with Us Staffing
  • Attwood
  • AutoZone
  • Belle Tire
  • Dialog Direct
  • DIG-IT Inc.
  • DJ's Landscape Management
  • Express Employment Professionals
  • Holland Home
  • Hope Network
  • Integrity Educational Services
  • International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
  • MOKA
  • Page Woodworking Inc.
  • Peoplemark
  • Restoration 24-7
  • Speedway
  • Staffing Inc.
  • Swoboda
  • Teleperformance
  • Walters Dimmick Petroleum
  • WSI – Level 2

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