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Career Expo 2021 — the 16th show in its eight-year histo- ry, including three conduct-
DENISE CHING, classifieds sales manager with Honolulu Star-Advertiser
In-person Career Expo Returns Aug. 4
than 1,000 job applicants. Featuring such organizations as
General admission to attend Ca- reer Expo 2021 is free. Business at- tire with résumé in-hand is strongly suggested. Coronavirus protocols will be implemented, including face mask requirements, social dis- tancing, temperature checks, and proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result.
ed virtually during the coronavirus pandemic — will directly connect Hawai‘i employers providing se- rious opportunities to serious job seekers in person.
U.S.VETS and Enterprise Rent-A- Car, dozens of local employers and employer resource organizations with immediate openings will be attending Hawai‘i’s best career re- cruitment event.
Career Expo will be held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Aug. 4 (Wednes- day) at Neal Blaisdell Center Ex- hibition Hall, 777 Ward Ave. in Honolulu.
The Career Expo attracts some of the state’s most qualified and suc- cessful applicants and has helped employers connect with talented candidates seeking employment in a variety of fields, including technol- ogy, transportation, retail, banking, health care, hotel and hospitality, sales, management, real estate, ed- ucation and more.
For more information and to re- serve an exhibitor booth, call 808- 529-4796 or email dching@starad- vertiser.com.
This event will allow job seekers to discover new career paths and submit applications for hundreds of career employment opportunities. Previous expos have received more
More details and updates are
available at hawaiicareerexpo.com,
and attendees are also encouraged
to preregister online at this web ad-
dress. Job seekers and employers attend a Career Expo in 2018. ANTHONY CONSILLIO PHOTO
NEW: In-Home COVID-19 Vaccines
We’ll come to you!
Call 808-586-8332 or 833-711-0645 for an appointment