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20 companies to vie for former Island Air employees at job fair

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American Savings Bank and Aulani Disney Resort are among the 20 companies that will be present at the government-sponsored Job and Resource Fair for former Island Air employees next Tuesday, according to Mayor Kirk Caldwell.

The Oahu Workforce Development Board and Department of Community Services American Job Center Hawaii are holding the fair from 9 a.m. to noon next Tuesday at Dillingham Shopping Plaza, 1505 Dillingham Blvd., Suites 110 and 206. The fair is open to all job seekers from noon to 1 p.m., with free admission and parking.

“Oahu’s unemployment rate is at historically low levels and it’s my hope that former Island Air employees taking part in the Job and Resource Fair can find a position of their choice and bring comfort to their families during the holiday season,” said Caldwell in a statement.

The 20 employers, which also include Makani Kai Air and the state Department of Human Services, are looking to recruit for about 250 openings that range from accounting to office administration, sales and transportation workers.

Applicants are advised to arrive in professional attire with copies of their resume. Community colleges, public and private organizations and information on financial assistance programs will also be available.

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