Multi-Employer Hiring Event in Conover on July 19

More than a dozen employers will attend a hiring event sponsored by the Goodwill Graduate Services Program on Wednesday, July 19, at the Catawba County Library.

Goodwill Graduate Services Career Advancement Hiring Event
Wednesday, July 19 – 3-6 p.m.
Location: Catawba County Library (115 West C Street, Newton)

Local employers will be accepting resumes and interviewing for professional positions in management, manufacturing, and the healthcare sector. Employers scheduled to attend include:

Abernethy Laurels
Camfil Farr
Catawba County Government
Conover Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Department of Corrections
Frye Regional Medical Center
Hannah’s Home Health & Care Consulting
Hickory Springs Metalworks
JBS
Kingston Healthcare
MaxPax LLC
PACE@Home
Performance Food Group
Premier Home Health Care
SERVPRO
A Sisterly Care
UNC Health

Job seekers should bring copies of their resume and dress professionally. For assistance with writing a resume or preparing for the hiring event, please contact the Goodwill Career Connections Center in Conover at 828-676-7632.

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