PA CareerLink hosts Annual Veterans Event in Hazleton

(WBRE/WYOU) — Veterans Day may be over but one event has dedicated another day to our service members.

Pennsylvania CareerLink hosted its Annual Veterans Event on Wednesday.

They were given an opportunity to connect and discuss a wide range of job opportunities.

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Anyone is welcome to attend, but Wednesday focused on veterans because it features much more than available jobs.

"Whether it's state services, federal services, our annual job fair. Here for the veteran-friendly employers, and here to have the opportunity to share information to those who have served our country and help give them a little bit knowledge of different items," said Pennsylvania CareerLink of Hazleton Business Services Representative Lori Kane.

You can contact the CareerLink office in Hazleton and ask to speak to a veteran representative.

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