Over 50 participating employers

By Stacie Lewis

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The Greater Springfield Chamber of Commerce's biannual job fair offers a great opportunity for job seekers to market themselves and be recognized by some of the area's best employers. Over 50 businesses and organizations have signed up to participate at Tuesday's fair and the industries represented include retail, agriculture, education, media, manufacturing and health care. Job opportunities range from full time to seasonal and cover a wide array of positions and desired levels of experience. The exhibitors are looking for quality candidates for those positions, including high school students, college students, professionals and newcomers to the area. There is no cost to attend the fair. More information and a list of participating businesses can be found on the Chamber's website at gscc.org.

The Chamber Job Fair
Tue., Aug. 3, 4-6 p.m.
Crowne Plaza
3000 S. Dirksen Parkway
217-525-1173

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