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Job Seekers Offered

Free Rides To Expo

At Otesaga Event, 30 Companies

Seeking Full-, Part-Time Workers

COOPERSTOWN – A&D Transport Services is offering free rides Wednesday from the CDO Workforce Center, 12 Dietz St., Oneonta, to the Otsego Chamber Job Expo at The Otesaga Cooperstown and back.

Call the CDO Workforce today at 607-432-4800 x 100 to reserve a seat. Reservations required.

The Job Expo will be underway 10 a.m.-2 p.m., featuring 30 companies, and designed to help job seekers locate good jobs, change careers, or explore employment options. The Otesaga is collaborating with CDO Workforce, state Department of Labor and A & D Transport in the venture. Those looking to attend should prepare a number of resumes and cover letters beforehand and could use Cultivated Culture’s examples to build upon. Employers will be keen to see the history of those attending, both work-based and otherwise.

Employers will be offering fulltime jobs to adults, and summer jobs to high school juniors and seniors. Some companies plan to hire on the spot; others officer job training.

The Job Expo will host employers looking for ‘no experience required’ to ‘college degree preferred,’ and many will showcase their on-the-job training programs.

“We encourage everyone to come out and see what these companies have to offer, and show these companies that Otsego County has a skilled and eager workforce that can support them,” said Otsego Chamber President Barbara Ann Heegan.

Here is the list of participating employers.

A.O. Fox M. Hospital
Arc Otsego New York
Around the Clock
Bassett Healthcare Network
Cooperstown Dreams Park

Catholic Charities, Delaware, Otsego, Schoharie

CDO Workforce
Chase Memorial Nursing Home & Rehab
Cooperstown All Star Village
Otsego County Chamber of Commerce (Registration and giving out resources)
Family Resource Network
Fenimore Art Museum & The Farmers Museum
Hardball Café & The Railroad Inn
Heritage at the Plains
L.M. Townsend Catering
New York State Parks (Glimmerglass/ Gilbert Lakes)
NYCM
NYS Department of Labor
ONC BOCES
Otsego County Government
Otsego-Delaware Board of Realtors
Pathfinder Village, Inc
Springbrook
Staffworks
Stagecoach Coffee
SUNY Oneonta
Otesaga Resort Hotel
UHS
National Baseball Hall of Fame
CANO
Family Planning of South Central NY
Wal-Mart
Hartwick College
Oneonta Job Corps
Holiday Inn Express Cooperstown

 

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