The St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment is hosting its Holly Jolly Holiday Hiring Fair for the fourth year. Various employers will offer seasonal and permanent job opportunities just in time for the holidays. Job seekers in the St. Louis area can make connections that may lead to employment, according to the City of St. Louis.
The upcoming hiring fair series will take place in the first-floor conference room of the St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment, located at 1520 Market Street. Events will start at 9 a.m. and end by noon on the following dates: October 28, November 6, November 13, November 21, and December 6. Attendance is free, and job seekers can expect to connect with employers from sectors such as healthcare, transportation, hospitality, education, and customer service. It is recommended to bring a resume and dress appropriately to increase the chances of landing a job, as reported by the City of St. Louis.
St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment Executive Director Fredrecka McGlown shared the potential impact of the event, saying, "For the past three years, we've connected hundreds of job seekers with valuable employment opportunities during our Holly Jolly Hiring Fair." She further added, "Whether you're seeking extra income for the holiday season or a long-term career, this event provides an excellent chance to find the right opportunity. It's truly a special time for our SLATE team as we help individuals take the next step in their professional journey." Her statement came from the same St. Louis Agency on Training and Employment news release, as stated by the City of St. Louis.
A list of well-known companies, including AOS Staffing, Sodexo, FedEx, the City of St. Louis, and Southwest Airlines, has signed up for the Holly Jolly Holiday Hiring Fair. More employers are expected to join as the fair approaches, providing job opportunities for those looking for work in the St. Louis area. Attendees can find paid parking at the Kiel Center Garage behind the conference venue at Clark and 16th, as mentioned by the City of St. Louis.
