The recession and pandemic have led to thousands of unemployed and financially struggling Singaporeans.
However, some jobseekers may finally find respite in this upcoming job fair — featuring 1,200 job openings for West Coast residents.
The event will be held on Saturday (18 Jul) at Boon Lay Community Club.
Here’s Minister Desmond Lee’s Facebook post, announcing the job fair deets in full on Friday (17 Jul).
Before you decide to head down, here’s what you need to know.
The event will offer more than 1,200 job opportunities for attendees from 8 companies.
Here’s a list of some of the participating companies and their job opportunities.
Air Tech Engineering & Consultancy
Cleaning Express
Faxolif Industries
Watson’s Personal Care Stores
Imperial Ink
Sheng Siong Group
Here’s the link to head to their event page to register and learn more details about these openings.
Jobseekers, including mid-entry & senior workers, can choose to take part in these activities:
Older workers may feel discouraged when competing with younger workers in today’s dismal job market.
But a virtual dialogue taking place will outline support programmes for jobs and social policies available to them.
Interested participants can also join the event via Zoom but pre-registration is required.
The massive job fair will be held at the Boon Lay Community Club on Saturday (18 Jul).
If you or your loved ones are interested, do remember to register online so event organisers can prepare for the expected foot traffic.
The venue is a 20-minute walk from the Lakeside MRT station.
Here are more details about the event:
Boon Lay Job Fair
Address: 10 Boon Lay Place, S649882
Date: 18 Jul 2020
Time: 10.00am-3.00pm
Nearest MRT: Lakeside MRT station
The closest bus stop at Boon Lay Community Club is served by services 99, 240, and 974.
Some job seekers may feel depressed and discouraged on the hunt, but remember that the first step is always the hardest.
By upskilling and networking, we hope you’ll be able to get matched with the right company eventually.
We sincerely wish all our job seekers all the best in securing a great job soon.
Featured image adapted from Google Maps.
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