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RecruitMilitary lines up job fair for veterans, spouses in Cincy
Around the Force
The News-Enterprise
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RecruitMilitary, LLC, in cooperation with The American
Legion and HireVets First, a unit of the United States
Department of Labor, will produce a career fair for
veteran job seekers in the East Club Lounge at Paul
Brown Stadium in Cincinnati April 26.
At this hiring event, corporate employers,
law-enforcement, and other government employers,
educational institutions, and service organizations will
conduct individual interviews with veterans, men and
women who are transitioning from active duty to civilian
life, members of the National Guard and reserves, and
military spouses.
Organizations attending the Cincinnati event will
include the Kroger Company, Advics Manufacturing Ohio,
Inc., Atkins & Pearce, TolTest, DeVry University,
General Tool Company, GlobalSantaFe, Hanson Building
Materials America, Highway Transport, The Home Depot,
Industrial Distribution Group, L-3 Communications
Government Services, Inc., Multi-Color Corporation, The
American Legion, New York Life, the Military Spouse
Corporate Career Network, Portman Equipment, Schneider
National, the Veterans Administration, and
VetSuccess.gov.
The event will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
RecruitMilitary, based in Cincinnati, connects employers
throughout the United States with job seekers who have
military backgrounds. All of the company's owners,
officers, account executives, and recruiters are
veterans or active or former reservists.
The company was founded in 1998.
In addition to participation in career fairs,
RecruitMilitary offers subscriptions to its database of
registered candidates, currently numbering more than
146,000; job postings on its Web site; advertising in
online and print media; and contingency and retained
hiring services.
The company mails more than 53,000 copies of a
quarterly, print newsletter called Incoming! to 230
military bases throughout the world for free
distribution to transitioning personnel. Employers use
Incoming! to advertise their job openings to
transitioning personnel.
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