Mark Your Calendar! The Hire International Skills Job Fair
Will be held: Wednesday, November 4, 2009 Westin Nova Scotian Hotel 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Employers from aerospace and defense, arts and culture, customer service, education, engineering, architecture, financial services, accounting, health, hospitality, IT, communications, manufacturing and construction sectors will be present to meet you and to provide information about their workplaces and recruitment needs. Don't miss this opportunity to meet directly with prospective employers and learn more about opportunities for skilled employment in Nova Scotia.
The Hire International Skills Job Fair is a collaboration of the Nova Scotia Office of Immigration, MISA, HILC, Greater Halifax Partnership, Pier 21, NS Labour and Workforce Development, NS Department of Health, Direction Emploi, NSBI, Saint Mary's University and Mount Saint Vincent University.
Work In Pictou County Employment Event Some of Nova Scotia's most significant employers are coming to Halifax October 6 to connect with job seekers and fill available positions in all fields.
Pictou County employers like Sobeys, Michelin, Crombie REIT, Advocate Printing & Publishing and the Pictou County Health Authority are taking part in the Work in Pictou County employment event on Tuesday, October 6 from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the Dalhousie University Club.
"Pictou County is home to some of Nova Scotia's most significant employers and offers progressive, world-class career opportunities," said Gerald Gabriel, executive director of the Pictou Regional Development Commission, which is organizing the event. "The region is facing significant retirements, so we're going out to show job seekers and entrepreneurs what we have to offer and hopefully connect them with career opportunities in the region."
Employers are looking for candidates with a variety of experience and education, including healthcare, engineering, financial services, skilled trades and management. Everyone is welcome.
Pictou ist ein Taumstaedtchen, ganz auf scottish getrimmt aber es riecht (stinkt!) suesslich beizend von der Pulp Mill herueber und das Meer ist auch stark verschmutzt, von der idyllischen Uferprommenade sieht man nichts als truebes Wasser, gelben Schaum und schwaerzlichen Schlamm - eklig. Wuerde mich deshalb lieber etwas ausserhalb niederlassen.
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