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KANSASWORKS has scheduled a virtual job fair for people seeking employment opportunities across Kansas on Nov. 19.

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KANSASWORKS has scheduled a virtual statewide job fair for Nov. 19. The event will take place online and is open statewide, giving job seekers across Kansas a way to participate without attending an in-person fair.
The job fair centers on employment opportunities and is being hosted by KANSASWORKS, the state workforce organization named in the event announcement.
The event date is Nov. 19. The announcement identifies the fair as virtual and statewide. It does not establish an in-person location.
People planning to take part should look for registration, access and participation instructions from KANSASWORKS before the event. Employers and job seekers may also want to check KANSASWORKS for any updates tied to the online fair.
A statewide online job fair can give Kansas residents a shared place to look for work opportunities, while allowing participation from different communities. The event is part of the state’s employment and workforce activity and is focused on connecting people with jobs.
Fort Scott Biz reported the scheduled event. KANSASWORKS is the organization hosting it.
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