The City of Carson Parks and Recreation Services and the Veterans Affairs
Commission are hosting a Veterans Job Resource Expo, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
July 26, at the SouthBay Pavilion in Carson.

The event is designed to help veterans find employment or desired trade.
The expo will include staffing companies and veterans resource tables in
collaboration with the Employment Development Department and the California
Department of Rehabilitation.

The admission to this event is free and it is open to all job seekers. There will

be several organizations involved such as: local businesses, schools, staffing
companies, veteran’s resource organizations, and local trade schools and
colleges.
Details: (310) 847-3570
Venue: SouthBay Pavilion
Location: 20700 Avalon Blvd., Carson

Listed below are the companies in attendance:

  • Confirmed staff companies
  • Select Staffing
  • STAFFCHEX
  • ADECCO
  • PV Jobs

Confirmed employers:

  • FBI,
  • U.S. Custom And Border Protection,
  • Dept. Of Homeland Security,
  • Commissary Air Force,
  • Los Angeles Police Department,
  • Los Angeles County Fire,
  • Los Angeles City Fire,
  • U.S. Forestry,
  • RWM Fiber Optics Inc.,
  • Social Security,
  • U.S. Army,
  • U.S. Navy
  • Allied Barton,
  • LA AIRPORTS,
  • Federal Aviation Administration,

Confirmed veterans resource organizations:

  • Employment Development Department,
  • California Department of Rehabilitation,
  • U.S. Vets
  • Supportive Services For Vet Families SSVF,
  • Small Business Administration,
  • New Direction,
  • Los Angeles Veterans Center,
  • Department of Public Social Services,
  • Veterans Vocational Rehabilitation,
  • City of Carson Registration Table,
  • Rep. Laura Richardson’s Office,

Confirmed schools:

  • Cal State Dominguez Hills,
  • Los Angeles Southwest College,
  • Intercoast College,
  • National University,

Terelle Jerricks

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