Job fair features 40 employers

The job fair will be held at Central Baptist Church, 833 Pandora St., on Nov. 7

Are you looking for a great job?

It might be just around the corner at the WorkBC Job Fair on Thursday (Nov. 7).

Sponsored by WorkBC Employment Services Centre and GT Hiring Solutions, the job fair will feature more than 40 employers looking for employees in Greater Victoria.

The job fair will be held at Central Baptist Church, 833 Pandora St., from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

 

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