The Georgia Department of Labor and other agencies are planning workshops and a job fair for people who will lose their current jobs when SpartanNash closes its Statesboro grocery distribution center. The Department of Labor's Statesboro Career Center, headed by manager Jennifer Bradley, is working with Ogeechee Technical College and the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act agency in Savannah on plans for these services, Georgia Department of Labor Communications Director Sam Hall said Thursday. "There will be a series of meetings to decide basically what services we can all come together to provide to the employees and, of course, the employer," Hall said.
Job fair, other help planned for SpartanNash employees
Plant expected to close by May 28
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