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Job fair hosted Thursday at Phoenix’s Ocotillo Library

Looking for a new job? Weighing your options and unsure what opportunities are out there?

Come and join the Phoenix Public Library as it invites employers from all over the state to talk about their organizations, share what working with them is really like and, most importantly, meet you.

The job fair will be 4-5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 17 in the meeting room of the Ocotillo Library and Workforce Literacy Center, 102 W. Southern Ave.

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Job fair hosted Thursday at Phoenix’s Ocotillo Library

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Looking for a new job? Weighing your options and unsure what opportunities are out there?

Come and join the Phoenix Public Library as it invites employers from all over the state to talk about their organizations, share what working with them is really like and, most importantly, meet you.

The job fair will be 4-5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 17 in the meeting room of the Ocotillo Library and Workforce Literacy Center, 102 W. Southern Ave.

Not only can attendees meet prospective employers, they may get the opportunity to fill out an application and interview on the spot.

If you need work, or just want to see what's out there, come and discover what new opportunities are waiting for you.

Featured employers: AHCCCS, Skill Up Arizona, Phoenix Indian Center, Boys & Girls Clubs of the Valley, Ability360, YouthBuild, city of Phoenix and more.

Please check back as the library continues to add to the list.

Bring copies of your resume and ID, and remember to dress to impress.

This job fair is limited to ages 16 and up.

Editor's note: The above was republished from a Phoenix Public Library news release.

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