LEO & USEFE to host virtual jobs fair
Press Release
The Local Enterprise Offices of Longford, Cavan, and Leitrim, in association with the Upper Shannon Erne Future Economy Project (USEFE), will host a Virtual Jobs Fair on Wednesday 23rd February 2022.
The online event will bring together leading companies from across Longford, Cavan, and Leitrim with local talent.
Over 20 companies from the region will take part on the day, from sectors including MedTech, hospitality, social care, manufacturing, engineering, pharmaceutical, horticultural and quantity surveying.
Over 200 roles will be available, with positions ranging from entry-level to managerial positions. According to Michael Nevin, Head of Enterprise with Longford County Council, the event is the first of its kind in the region and will allow people from anywhere in Ireland or abroad to seamlessly meet employers from this region to discuss potential job opportunities.
He added that some of the region’s largest employers will be available to meet potential recruits on the day and it is a great opportunity for anyone interested in working in or moving to the region to look at employment options.
The online event takes place from 10am to 3pm on Wednesday, 23 February 2022. It is free to register and take part.
The virtual platform will simulate a live jobs fair, where job seekers can meet with the employers, explore available roles, and apply directly for the positions through the platform on the day.
Job seekers can register for the event anytime from Monday, 7 February at www.usefejobsfair.ie.
They can upload their CV, book an appointment with one or more preferred employers and meet them at the event on Wednesday, 23 February.
For further information please contact Patricia at pmcweeney@longfordcoco.ie
For additional information, please visit:
Cavan Local Enterprise Office: https://www.localenterprise.ie/cavan/
Leitrim Local Enterprise Office: https://www.localenterprise.ie/leitrim/
Longford Local Enterprise Office: https://www.localenterprise.ie/Longford/
Upper Shannon Erne Future Economy Project: http://www.uppershannonerne.ie
