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Hartsfield-Jackson to hold job fair March 27

Hartsfield-Jackson job fair. Credit: Kelly Yamanouchi
Hartsfield-Jackson job fair. Credit: Kelly Yamanouchi
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March 5, 2018

Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport plans to hold a job fair March 27, with more than 60 employers at the airport offering more than 1,000 jobs.

The job fair will be held at the Georgia International Convention Center near the airport from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jobs include sales associates, baristas, bartenders, hosts, cashiers, commercial drivers, managers, ramp agents, construction managers, project managers, administrative assistants, accountants, police, firefighters, software engineers and technical writers, among others. Get more details on requirements and register here.

The airport also plans to offer training sessions in resume writing, interviewing skills and job fair skills on March 13.

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