Huge NJ job fair is coming to Bridgewater

Need a job? Well, here is good news for you: A huge job fair is going to be held at the Hindu Temple and Cultural Center in Bridgewater on May 16.

Over 450 positions will be available at the fair, which is being put on by the Greater Raritan Workforce Development Board; 60 employers from Hunterdon, Somerset and surrounding counties will be on hand for job seekers.

The 2023 Greater Raritan Job Fair features local businesses and nonprofit agencies offering hundreds of full-time and part-time jobs as well as some internships that range from entry-level to C-suite.

Participating employers represent industry sectors such as animal welfare, banking, childcare and education, finance, government (state and county), healthcare, health and wellness, insurance, leisure and hospitality, life sciences, manufacturing, personal and family services, retail trade, sports, transportation and logistics, technology and veterinary care.

GRWDB staff will also lead a 30-minute workshop on available resources if enough individuals register. Individuals who would like to participate in the workshops can send an email to info@thegrwdb.org .

Last year over 500 job seekers took advantage of the job fair.

There is still time for employers to get involved; employers just have until May 12 to register, which they can do here.

“Job seekers should be prepared to share their resumes, network with hiring managers, and gather career-related information from employers and agency participants during this free event,” said GRWDB Board Chair Joanne Hala.

The job fair will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 16.

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