State Rep. Haas Hosting Free Job Fair in Kankakee

Silence DoGood May 22, 2024

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State Rep. Haas Hosting Free Job Fair in Kankakee (Kankakee, IL) — State Representative Jackie Haas (R-Kankakee) will be hosting a free job fair on June 5th from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Knights of Columbus, located at 187 S. Indiana Avenue in Kankakee. Over 50 employers will be present at this event.

“I am excited to announce my upcoming 4th annual job fair!” said Rep. Haas. “Connecting constituents in need of work with potential employers is a great resource for our community. I invite any interested job seekers to join us at this event!”

Some employers present at this event include AFLAC, Nicor Gas, PACE, Legal Shield, the Helen Wheeler Center, the Illinois State Police, the City of Kankakee, the Illinois Department of Transportation, and more.

This event will also include free workshops, including ‘How to Navigate Through the State of Illinois Hiring Process’ at 9:00 AM, ‘I Have an Interview…Now What?’ at 9:30 AM, and ‘How to Write a Resume to Get Noticed!’ at 10:30 AM.

For a full list of employers attending, visit RepHaas.com.

State Rep. Haas Hosting Free Job Fair in Kankakee

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