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Empowering Our Community Job Fair at Harbor Occupational Center, June 7, 2012

On June 7, Harbor Occupational Center is hosting a job fair from 9a.m.-12p.m. Nearly 30 companies will be in attendance. Bring a resume and dress to impress in business attire.

The sponsoring organization for this event includes:
Beacon House Association of San Pedro
California Credit Union
Central San Pedro Neighborhood Council
Congresswoman Janice Hahn – 36th District of California
Councilman Joe Buscaino – Los Angeles 15th District
Department of Public Social Services/GAIN Program
The Home Depot
Los Angeles Community Development Department
Random Lengths News
San Pedro Chamber of Commerce
Wilmington Chamber of Commerce

Details: (310) 547-5551, Hearing Impaired- (310) 547-5346 TDD
Venue: Harbor Occupational Center
Location: 740 N. Pacific Ave.,San Pedro

Below is list of confirmed companies attending the fair:

Accent Care,
ASAP Resume & Writing Service,
Avon,
California Credit Union,
ChildCare Careers,
Costco Wholesale,
Department of Public Social Services/GAIN,
El Camino College (Small Business Development Center),
Employment Development Department (Harbor WorkSource Center),
First Financial Security Inc,
Goodwill Metro North WorkSource Center,
GreenDart Inc.,
Harbor Community Clinic,
Los Angeles County Office of Education,
Metis TPS LLC,
Partylite Candles and Gifts,
Protocol Professional Staffing,
Providence Little Company of Mary,
Providian Staffing,
Random Lengths News,
Southern California Pipe Trades,
System One,
The Art Institutes,
The Home Depot,
U.S. Veteran Affairs, Long Beach Healthcare System,
U. S. Army,
Volunteers of America-Los Angeles HVRP,

Terelle Jerricks

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