News Summary
Kansas City, Missouri, is organizing a career fair on April 1 to support federal workers affected by recent workforce cuts. The event will connect laid-off employees with local job opportunities and offer streamlined application processes. City leaders are enthusiastic about recruiting talented public service employees for municipal roles, making this event an essential opportunity for transition. Free parking will be provided for attendees, encouraging participation and community rebuilding.
Kansas City Hosts a Career Fair for Federal Workers Affected by Workforce Cuts
Kansas City, Missouri, is stepping up to lend a helping hand to federal workers and public sector employees who have found themselves in a tough spot due to recent workforce reductions. If you’re one of those individuals looking for your next opportunity, mark your calendars for Tuesday, April 1. The city will be hosting a career fair that aims to connect laid-off federal employees with job opportunities at the local level.
Details You Need to Know
The career fair will take place from 3-6 p.m. in the 2400 lobby at Bartle Hall, which is located right at 1500 Central Avenue. This event is tailored specifically for those impacted by the ongoing workforce reduction program, allowing you to explore various employment options right in your own community.
City Leaders on Board
City leaders, including the mayor, are enthusiastic about this initiative. They understand the tremendous skill and dedication that public service employees bring to the table and are eager to recruit this talent to fill openings across different municipal departments. This career fair is a fantastic opportunity for those in the federal sector to put their expertise to good use in local government roles.
What to Expect at the Job Fair
Streamlined Application Process
IRIS Services Update
Parking Made Easy
A Golden Opportunity Awaits
Conclusion: Don’t Miss Out!
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Additional Resources
- KSHB: Kansas City Hosts a Career Fair for Federal Workers
- AOL: Kansas City to Hire Impacted Federal Workers
- Fox4KC: Kansas City Career Fair for Federal Workers
- KSNT: Kansas Job Fair with Over 500 Positions
- NewsTalk KZRG: Missouri Fall Hiring Event
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