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01/09/2023
St George's Market To Host Major Belfast Jobs Fair
Belfast's St George's Market is set to host a Jobs Fair on Tuesday, 10 October, as part of Belfast City Council's (BCC) employability and skills programme, #TakeTheNextStep.
With support from the Belfast Labour Market Partnership and the Department for Communities, BCC is offering businesses in the city the opportunity to recruit employees, for free, at the Belfast Jobs Fair, which will bring a host of employers and support organisations under one roof.
Those already registered span fields from bakery and business services to education, energy providers and facilities management to security, transport and logistic companies, recruitment agencies and tech companies.
Chair of Belfast City Council's City Growth and Regeneration Committee, Councillor Clíodhna Nic Bhranair said: "An important priority in our Belfast Agenda is helping our residents find employment and fulfil their potential. And our Belfast Jobs Fair is a fantastic way to connect Belfast residents to employers – and vice versa.
"It's a wonderful opportunity for local employers to showcase what their businesses have to offer, reach a wide talent pool, and potentially identify future recruits, at no cost. Already we have almost 50 businesses registered to participate – and there's room for more to join us. We're particularly keen to hear from those in the construction, hospitality, and retail sectors, but any Belfast based business is welcome to participate."
Belfast based business that are currently recruiting and could benefit from exhibiting at this event, email LMP@belfastcity.gov.uk before the deadline, Friday September 8.
See www.belfastcity.gov.uk/belfastjobsfair for more information.
With support from the Belfast Labour Market Partnership and the Department for Communities, BCC is offering businesses in the city the opportunity to recruit employees, for free, at the Belfast Jobs Fair, which will bring a host of employers and support organisations under one roof.
Those already registered span fields from bakery and business services to education, energy providers and facilities management to security, transport and logistic companies, recruitment agencies and tech companies.
Chair of Belfast City Council's City Growth and Regeneration Committee, Councillor Clíodhna Nic Bhranair said: "An important priority in our Belfast Agenda is helping our residents find employment and fulfil their potential. And our Belfast Jobs Fair is a fantastic way to connect Belfast residents to employers – and vice versa.
"It's a wonderful opportunity for local employers to showcase what their businesses have to offer, reach a wide talent pool, and potentially identify future recruits, at no cost. Already we have almost 50 businesses registered to participate – and there's room for more to join us. We're particularly keen to hear from those in the construction, hospitality, and retail sectors, but any Belfast based business is welcome to participate."
Belfast based business that are currently recruiting and could benefit from exhibiting at this event, email LMP@belfastcity.gov.uk before the deadline, Friday September 8.
See www.belfastcity.gov.uk/belfastjobsfair for more information.
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