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ETS JOB FAIR
12PM – 4PM
This
event will showcase companies hiring in the following industries.
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Administrative and Support Services
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Advertising/Marketing/Public Relations
* Banking
* Consumer
Products
* Customer
Service and Call Center
* Financial
Services
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Hospitality/Tourism
* Insurance
* Real
Estate/Mortgage
* Restaurant
and Food Service
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Retail/Wholesale
* Sales
* And Many More...
To be a vendor please call: 708-362-3125.
ETS Events Inc
P.O. Box 28
Thornton, IL
60476
708-362-3125
Main Number
ETS NETWORK JOB FAIR Thursday
June 24 2010 from 12pm to 4pm at Living Hope Community Church, 15712 Church Drive South Holland,
IL 60473
The purpose of the Job Fairs is to provide a
consistent venue where businesses can showcase there products, services and
employment opportunities. The Empower To Succeed Network mission is
to provide quality programs and services to assist individuals in becoming self
sufficient and improving their quality of life. There is no charge to job seekers. Those who
are seeking employment should dress for success and bring several copies of
their resumes.
From 12pm to 4pm at Living
Hope Community
Church, 15712 Church Drive South Holland, IL 60473
ETS Network 2010 Job Fairs
Thursday, June 24 Thursday August 19
Thursday October 21
If you would like to become a vendor please call 708-362-3125 or
request a registration form by email at workministry@yahoo.com
ETS Events Business Expo & Flea
Market
ETS Events in partnership with Living Hope
Community Church
will be hosting a Business Expo and Flea Market on Saturday July 10th 2010 from
9am to 3pm.
You'll find a variety of collectibles,.
arts, crafts, comic books, belt buckles, jewelry, and more. You'll see a huge
selection of fashion clothing, toys, video games ,shoes, and electronics. There will also be fresh fruits and
vegetables from local farms. This will be a great platform to exhibit
your business and show the community and your target audience what you do and
how you benefit them.
Reserve your space now!!
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We offer:
- Job Search Assistance
- Referral to Partnering Organizations and Agencies
- Short-term and long-term assistance
- Job Support Groups
- Job leads by email and text message
- Frequent Job Fairs and employment events
- Business Expos
- Professional development opportunities
- Community service and commerce programs
- Forums, workshops & seminars
Local references available.
Call us today !
708-362-3125
Watch Stanley Martin on getting a job
Hundreds attend event at Living Hope
Job seekers pack church fair
Rob Earnshaw - Times Correspondent | Posted: Wednesday, August 19, 2009 12:00 am
SOUTH HOLLAND | Job seekers packed Living Hope Community Church on Tuesday for a job fair featuring employers ranging from the Chicago Police Department to Avon.
The church has partnered with Empower to Succeed Network in hosting a job fair for the last five years. ETS Program Manager Stanley Martin, who expected at least 500 people to attend, said the idea developed from resources he gathered from his own experiences looking for a job.
"We want to share that information with the community," he said.
Representatives of the Cook County Bureau of Human Resources were on hand to notify attendees of new postings for county jobs such in areas such as accounting, administrative assistance and systems analysts.
Cook County Recruiter Gloster Richardson said one of the reasons the county sends representatives to career fairs is because a lot of people don't know where the county headquarters is located.
"We bring the county to the community instead of the community coming to the county," he said.
The Chicago Police Department was represented at the fair, informing potential recruitments of the requirements in lieu of an upcoming police test.
"Interest has picked up because of the economy," Officer John Halko said.
George Gordon, of Sauk Village, checked out the CPD booth and others. Recently unemployed, Gordon said he's been to about 30 job fairs in the Midwest.
"It's tough but you don't want to give up," he said. "You need a job."
Echoing those thoughts was Megan McGuffey, of Steger, who said she has been applying for positions through online services like snagajob.com. "I just want a job anywhere right now," she said.
Article link below.
Job Seekers pack church
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