MASON CITY – Job seekers will find many opportunities at the North Iowa Job and Career Fair, set to be held Wednesday, April 4 at NIACC.
The event is hosted by North Iowa Area Community College (NIACC) and IowaWORKS. This event will take place on Wednesday, April 4 from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. in the NIACC Gymnasium.
“The North Iowa Job and Career Fair invites the job seekers and soon-to-be graduates to attend to connect with area businesses. Maintaining a skilled workforce is important not only to the companies represented but to the surrounding communities,” said Terri Ewers, Vice President for Student Services at NIACC. This event draws a diverse range of employers representing various industries. The Career Fair will provide opportunities to speak with NIACC personnel about education and training available for those who wish to pursue a new career.
The Job and Career Fair is free, open to the public, and will feature over 60 area employers that will be available to discuss current full-time and part-time employment opportunities and future career options.
List of employers attending this year’s North Iowa Regional Career Fair:
ABCM Corporation
Accumold
American Industrial Staffing
Best Buy
Buena Vista University
Cabin Coffee Company
Cargill
Charlie Brown Preschool & Child Care
Chautauqua Guest Homes
Chosen Valley Testing
City of Mason City
Country Landscapes
Country Meadow Place
Croell, Inc.
Dealerbuilt
Eaton Corporation
Express Employment Professionals
Farmers State Bank
First Citizens Bank
Franklin General Hospital
Good Samaritan Society- St. Ansgar
Good Shepherd, Inc.
Hagie Manufacturing
Henkel Construction
Holland Contracting Corp
HyPro, Inc.
IOOF Home and Community Therapy Center
Iowa Mold Tooling
Iowa Select Farms
KCN Kanawha John Deere
Kelly Services
KIMT-TV
Kingland Construction Services
Larson Manufacturing
Manly Specialty Care
Mediacom Communications Corp
Mercy Medical Center- North Iowa
Metalcraft Inc.
Michael Foods
Michael’s Cookies
North Central Mechanical Services
North Iowa Fabrication Inc.
One Vision
Osage Rehabilitation and Health Care Center
Pinicon Farm
Post Consumer Brands
Principal
QPS Employment Group
Smithfield Foods
Sparboe Farms/Sparboe Foods
Stacyville Community Nursing Home
Stellar Industries
Sukup Manufacturing Co.
TruStile
U.S. Army
U.S. Marine Corps
Valero Renewable Fuels
Winnebago Industries, Inc.
Young Construction of North Iowa
Yes, currently employed full-time people should be their top priority. Why aren’t they thinking about YOU?!? LOL
There are plenty of people that are not happy in their current job. And if you would have read the article it was also for people that wanted a new career, not just people who didn’t have a job. It’s not about being top priority but it would be nice if they held it when more people that already had a job, but want change careers could attend.
So awesome that they’re holding it during the day so that way people who already have jobs but want something better can go. Seriously. What horse sh!t. Why not have it in the early evening so more people looking for a better job can find one without jeopardizing the one they have.