Career Fair Law and Legal Definition
A career fair is a chance for a company to meet and screen a large volume of potential job candidates while simultaneously an opportunity for job-seekers to meet and screen a large number of employers. There are many types of job and career fairs -- from those scheduled during Spring Break for college students to industry-specific fairs for professionals.
Some career fairs allow job-seekers to pre-register for the event, which usually includes submitting a resume or summary resume. Career fairs are an excellent tool for networking wih recruiters, as well as with your fellow job-seekers in terms of sharing information about job leads, companies, and their recruiting strategies and styles. There may also be professional organizations or employment agencies on hand at the fair, which are also good sources for networking.
Legal Definition list
- Career Break
- Career Appointee
- Career and Technical Student Organization [Education]
- Career and Technical Education [Education]
- Career and Family
- Career Fair
- Career Group [Administrative Personnel]
- Career Guidance and Counseling [Education]
- Career Law Enforcement Officer
- Career Major [Education]
- Career Offender
Related Legal Terms
- Area Career and Technical Education School [Education]
- Armed Career Criminal
- Armed Career Criminal Act (ACCA)
- Assistant Secretary of Defense for Public Affairs
- Bureau of African Affairs [Department of State]
- Bureau of Consular Affairs
- Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs [Department of State]
- Bureau of Economic, Energy, and Business Affairs [EEB] [Department of State]
- Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs [ECA] [Department of State]
- Bureau of European and Eurasian Affairs [Department of State]
