Are you one of the businesses seeking employees? If so, you’ll be pleased to know there are exhibit spaces available. As this is a hiring event, to participate employers must have an active job order in the Maine Job Bank that is open throughout the job fair time frame.
To date, these are the employers with jobs participating in the hiring fair: Office of Information Technology, HW Staffing Solutions, Adecco, Atwork Personnel Services, Black Bear Industrial, BONNEY Staffing, Bath Iron Works, Maine Staffing Group, MAS Community Health, Merrymeeting Behavioral Health, Owens Corning Composite Materials, Coastal Counties Workforce, Purse Line Inc., Riverview Psychiatric Center, Sebasco Harbor Resort, Sweetser, The Times Record, Maine Staffing Group, McDonald’s, Hampton Inn, Life Share LLC, Alternative Services-NE, Inc., Bowdoin College and Geiger.
Employers make your reservation by calling John Wagner, Maine Career- Center, at (207) 373-4010.
CAREER OPPORTUNITY: Southern Midcoast Maine Chamber is looking for an experienced, dynamic, and dedicated executive director/president to further the chamber’s mission of supporting area businesses and engagement within our communities. For the full position posting, visit www.midcoastmaine.com and scroll to the bottom of the page.
UPCOMING EVENT:
• The grand opening and ribbon cutting for Avalon Healing Arts is Friday, March 11, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Come see what it’s all about … prizes, giveaways, snacks and raffles. Located at 98 Middle Bay Road, Brunswick.
OUR MEMBERS: Our members are located in and around these communities: Arrowsic, Bath, Bowdoin, Bowdoinham, Brunswick, Dresden, Edgecomb, Georgetown, Harpswell, Phippsburg, Richmond, Topsham, West Bath, Westport Island, Wiscasset and Woolwich. Go to www.midcoastmaine.com to find just the right business for products and services you need.
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