The Connecticut Department of Labor has announced that it will host three job and career fairs for veterans in the months of April, May, and June this year. A list of the three career fairs, their dates and times is available on the Connecticut Department of Labor website. Job seekers are advised to bring plenty of résumés, and schedule enough time to meet with various company representatives. There is no cost to attend the fairs, and parking is free. For more information, or if your business is interested in participating, visit the Connecticut Career Fairs website. For complete vet job fair listings in Connecticut and other states, visit the Military.com Upcoming Jobs Fairs page.
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