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Masshire Job Fair List of Participating Employers MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL 5-DAYS! AUGUST 16 – 20 10AM – 2PM JOB FAIR ABINGTON Sandra Lee Greene, CPA List of participating employers: The Learning Experience Shrewsbury Stergis Windows & Doors BILLERICA DTA Executive Office for Administration and Finance ACTON Umicore Electrical Materials Boyle Transportation Executive Office of Education Always There HomeCare The Groden Network ASM NEXX Executive Office of Housing and Economic Geocomp, Inc. Northeast Family Services Citron Hygiene Development Haartz Corporation AUBURN Consolidated Sterilizer Systems Rex lumber Company Allied Machined Products Corp. Entegris Executive Office of Technology Services and Security Visiting Angels Acton Arbor Associates Nova Biomedical Expressway Toyota NJF Contracting Inc. Guardian Angel Senior Services Quanterix ACUSHNET Guardian Angel Senior Services Valley Collaborative Fairmont Copley Plaza Family Aid Boston Acushnet Rubber Company Guardian Angel Senior Services dba J Fulgoni Home Care PCA Fenway Health ADAMS La Quinta Inn Hotel BIRMINGHAM Fresenius Medical Care North America Adams Community Bank TransCore Wal-Mart Frito Lay AGAWAM Valet Park of America BOLTON Chanda Care, Inc. AUBURNDALE Family Perspectives Gievaughann Brown Grand Circle Corporation Surteco North America Atrius Health BOSTON Green and clean carpet cleaning Pros Six Flags New England AVON Local Motion of Boston Hyatt Regency Boston & Hyatt Regency Boston Agawam Animal Hospital, Inc. AbbottCare Smart From the Start, Inc Harbor AMESBURY Christmas Tree Shops - Avon Marian Manor - South Boston Amesbury Chevrolet Design Communications, Ltd. citizenM Jennifer Smith-Williams, DMD Judge Baker Children's Center Maplewood Rehab and Nursing Dovi hirsch Gourmet Caterers, Inc KNF&T Staffing Resources Munters Corporation Wal-Mart Inc Entry Point International AMHERST AYER Boston Higashi School LAZ Parking Lincoln Property Company Amherst Pediatrics, LLP Ajinomoto Cambrooke, Inc. Action for Boston Community Development Lululemon Athletica Atkinson Family Practice Catania Oils Berkshire Bank MA Department of Family and Medical Leave Steven LaCasse GreenKiss Staffing Solutions Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Maloney Properties, Inc. All About Learning, LLC Steward Health Care Boston Public Health Commission Amherst College Steward Health Care Bulfinch Temporary Service, Mass General BrighamMass General Brigham Mass Mobile Massage Stavros Center for Indpendent Living Ayer Moving and Storage Casa Esperanza INC Taylor Davis Landscape and Construction BARRE Department of Transitional Assistance Mass PCA Directory University of Massachusetts Amherst Van Pool Transportation Nurtury Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority Massachusetts Commission Against Discriminatio ANDOVER BEDFORD The Boston Home Massachusetts Commission for the Blind Black Diamond Networks Planet Professional (formerly WinterWyman) Star Market - Fenway Massachusetts Department of Revenue (DOR) Ryan Connolly Intercontinental Exchange City Experiences - Boston Harbor City Cruises Massachusetts Executive Office of Elder Affairs Aramark LogixHealth ABCD Atria Marland Place CareGivers' & Friends Senior Care, LLC Big Heart Hospitality Massachusetts General Hospital Massachusetts Housing Partnership Empower Retirement KBW Financial Staffing and Recruiting Boston Children's Hospital Massachusetts Trial Court Melmark New England The Edinburg Center Boston Duck Tours MKS Instruments BELCHERTOWN Boston Medical Center MassDOT Mavencare Straumann Mfg Inc. Suburban Propane Boston Police Department Max Haberman The professional stylist forum BELLINGHAM Boston Property Management MJR Staffing Skyworks Solutions H&R Block District 38682 BOSTON SWORD & TUNA Morgan Stanley P&G Gillette BELMONT Boston Urban Adventures/Boston Tour Hub Northbridge Communities Belmont Hill Club, Inc Brigham and Women's Hospital Multi-Flow Industries dba Lenox Martell Office of the State Treasurer and Receiver Gener Bear Mountain Staffing Solutions David Robinson Burbank YMCA Omni Boston Hotel at the Seaport ARLINGTON Mclean C3 Industries PARTRUNNER Armstrong Ambulance Service Sodexo Casa Esperanza, Inc Pediatric Health Care Associates CMK Home Care RW Hyde Construction Casana Code Ninjas Arlington BEVERLY Catholic Charitable Bureau of the Archdiocese of Pine Street Inn Property Resources Inc. Ellenhorn LLC Iron Tree Service, LLC Boston Revere Hotel Boston Commons Visiting Nurse and Community Care Ironhorse Funding LLC City Convenience Brightview Arlington Assisted Living Marquis Health Consulting Services City Experiences - Boston Harbor Cruises [email protected] Room to Grow Little Things Academy Microline Surgical Inc City Fresh Foods Row 34 Nicole Arpiarian ScribeAmerica Clark+Elbing LLP Securitas Security Services USA, Inc. ASHLAND Works by Jesse DeBenedictis, LLC Clean Harbors SGH Property Management Warren Conference Center and Inn Hopeful Journeys Educational Center, Inc. Colwen Hotels-Boston/Metro North ATHOL Ledgewood Rehabilitation and Skilled Nursing Commonwealth Care Alliance Sherrill House, Inc. Sound Shapes LLC Quabbin Valley Healthcare Center Commonwealth Corporation SP Plus Clinical & Support Options Pathways for Children Commonwealth of Massachusetts Kimball Cooke Inc Amphenol PCD Commonwealth of Massachusetts Star Market STAR MARKET ATTLEBORO Beverly Hospital, a member of Beth Israel LaheyCommonwealth of Massachusetts Division of Banks Star Market Larson Tool & Stamping Co. Health Commonwealth of Massachusetts/ Executive Office Suburban Homemaking & Maternity Agency, Inc. Fuller Hospital Coastal Windows & Exteriors of Health and Human Services The Greater Boston Food Bank Eleven HR Services Debra Parsons Cushman & Wakefield Services Engineered Materials Solutions Dana-Farber Cancer Institute The Home For Little Wanderers/Wediko A program of MassHire Department of Career Services (MDCS) and the Massachusetts Executive Office of Labor and Workforce Development. MassHire Programs & Services are funded in full by US Department of Labor (USDOL) Employment and Training Administration grants. Additional details furnished upon request. MASSACHUSETTS VIRTUAL 5-DAYS! AUGUST 16 – 20 JOB FAIR 10AM – 2PM The Liberty, a Luxury Collection Hotel The Waldwin Group d/b/a Dunkin' Donuts List of participating employers: The Whitney Hotel - Beacon Hill COHASSET BROCKTON CANTON Transportation Security Administration Advanced Court Reporting, LLC BAMSI Buffalo Lodging Associates Tree of Life Early Learning Center CONCORD H&R Block DXL Tufts Medical Center Minute Man Arc Human Services Progressive Leasing Emergent BioSolutions UG2 DALTON American Labor Services Judge Rotenberg Center Unidine Craneville Place of Dalton Biotrans LLC Timberline Communications United Cerebral Palsy of MetroBoston Crane Currency Brockton Health Center Ver-Tex Construction Upham's Corner Health Center DANVERS Champion City Transit Management Sherwin Williams Victory Programs, Inc. New England Homes for the Deaf Concord Foods 1800 Busy Dog Basement Technologies Worldwide Flight Services CoWorx Staffing Family and Community Resources, Inc.l CARVER YMCA of Greater Boston Northeast Arc Good Samaritan Medical Center-Steward Health King Richard's Faire, THE New England Asian American Civic Association Health Imperatives Renaissance Festival Northeast Arc/Clinical Services Boston Public Schools Healthcare Talent ohdeer Inc. Ira Motor Group Federation for Children with Special Needs (FCSN) Healthier You Wellness Partners South Shore Deer, Tick and Mosquito DARTMOUTH Hilton Grand Vacations Jiten Hotel Management CENTERVILLE Davis& Tripp, Inc. MMS Mcj transportation Brookside at Regency Southcoast Behavioral Health New England Baptist Hospital Sign Design, Inc. Cape Regency Rehabilitation & Health Care Center Farm & Coast Market Pilgrim Parking, Inc. DEDHAM Signature Healthcare Brockton Hospital CHARLEMONT Trade Restaurant THERMO KING NORTHEAST Berkshire East Ski Resort, LLC Consider It Done Staffing UP Education Network W.B. Mason Company, Inc. CHARLESTOWN Delta Projects WBZ-TV BROOKLINE Tribute Home Care Hebrew SeniorLife Securitas Brookline Pediatrics iCorps Technologies Mariposa Child Care Center, Inc. Securitas Bournewood CHATHAM Shake Shack Boston Restaurant Associates dba Polcari's/ Brookline Center for Community Mental Health Chatham Bars Inn GardaWorld Pizzeria Regina Forklift Catering Lori Designs DEERFIELD CMIT Solutions of Boston | Cambridge Happy ABA Therapy CHELMSFORD Ames Electrical Consulting, Inc Massachusetts Department of Unemployment HRI Hospital Sterling Corporation TwoFeathers Restorations & Design Assistance Courtyard by Marriott Boston Brookline United Parcel Service DENNIS MAB - Adult Disability Services Tatte Bakery & Cafe CentiMark CVS Pharmacy - Cape Cod Area BOURNE BURLINGTON Cintas DEVENS Barnstable County Sheriff’s Office Azzur Group Cintas Eastridge Workforce Solutions The Lobster Trap , Inc Steam Kids LLC DBA Safari Kid Edwards Vacuum Shriver Job Corps BOXBOROUGH Waltham Pest Control Incompass Human Services Bio-techne TRANZACT Athleta - Burlington Mall Teleflex Fosta-Tek Optics, Inc. BRADFORD Burlington USALLIANCE Financial Loaves & Fishes Food Pantry, Inc. Whittier Bradford/ Westborough Transitional Care Unit Burlington Visiting Angels of Chelmsford/Burlington New England Sheets BRAINTREE dataCon, Inc ZOLL Medical Corporation O'Reilly Auto Parts Air Duct Services & Restoration Duluth Trading Company Novolex Rockwell Automation Dana Katz John Galt Staffing CHELSEA Shriver Job Corps OA COMFORCARE SENIOR SERVICES Lahey Hospital and Medical Center Colwen
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