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Alaska Job Fair: Summer Tourism Roles Up for Grabs

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“35 Alaska companies set up booths at Ted Stevens' Anchorage International Airport on Tuesday for a job fair aimed at filling summer tourism. Positions, local residents showed up in large numbers, eager to snag roles before the busy season kicks off.”From the transcript

Alaska Job Fair Attracts Large Crowd: Businesses Seek Summer Tourism Staff

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Alaska Job Fair: Summer Tourism Roles Up for Grabs

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35 Alaska companies set up booths at Ted Stevens' Anchorage International Airport on Tuesday for a job fair aimed at filling summer tourism. Positions, local residents showed up in large numbers, eager to snag roles before the busy season kicks off. The timing is perfect as businesses gear up for the influx of visitors when they earn most of their yearly revenue to tide them over the slow winter. Months Recruiter stressed that plenty of openings exist right now for folks in the Anchorage area. Job seekers, including recent high school graduates just starting college, came to check out options and build their resumes. One business leader noted that anyone serious about work could walk away with a solid lead from the event. Some companies made hiring easier this year by going fully digital, using quick response codes that link straight to online applications. This approach especially appeals to younger applicants comfortable with tech. With tourism wrapping up, these opportunities offer great entry points into the workforce, helping people gain experience

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