This event is part of the AZHiresVets! initiative, designed to double the number of veterans in the state government workforce by 2025. Governor Doug Ducey announced the initiative in February.
This event is part of the AZHiresVets! initiative, designed to double the number of veterans in the state government workforce by 2025.The job fair will offer on-site interviews and resume review help.
The morning session of the event will be open only to veterans and their spouses. The afternoon session will be open to the general public.Registration open online at bit.ly/[email protected] for more informationRELATED: Governor wants more vets as state workersAnne Simmons is a digital content producer for KGUN 9. Anne got her start in television while still a student at the University of Arizona.
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