An industrial job fair will be held in Prattville to help people find employment opportunities or to change careers. alabamajobs prattville alabamanewsnetwork
The Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce, the Prattville Area Industry Council and Central AlabamaWorks!, will hold the job fair from 3-6PM on August 25 at the Doster Center, located at 424 South Northington Street.
Job seekers are strongly encouraged to bring a copy of their resume. The Career Center will be onsite to help job seekers with resumes and laptops will be available for onsite applications. The purpose of the Prattville Area Industry Council is to meet the needs of local industries in partnership with Central Alabama Community College and Autauga County Technology Center, by implementing programs for students to ensure a career path and a growing pipeline of employees for industries located in Autauga County.
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