After a black year for employment, trade fairs are starting up again.
The Paris job fair returns this Monday to the great hall of La Villette (XIX) in Paris.
On the occasion of this tenth edition, 250 exhibitors are gathered.
At stake: nearly 4,000 job and training offers.
A pool that will allow young people wishing to enter working life to find a job, learn about the sectors that are recruiting and get a job, a work-study contract or an apprenticeship contract in the sector of their choice.
“Candidates are advised to prepare their visit to the show to optimize it.
They can go to the oui-emploi.fr website to post their CV online on the platform and find the offers that interest them via the search engine.
In the guide that can be consulted online or distributed on site, they will find numerous tips for preparing for their interviews.
They will also be able to identify at a glance the location of the stands that interest them.
Our objective is to prevent candidates and companies from wasting time”, explains Michel Lefèvre, General Commissioner of the show.
Catering, personal services, retail
Most business sectors are represented.
Those facing labor shortages are the most important job providers.
Thus, no less than 700 offers are offered in trades, sales and mass distribution.
400 positions in the secretarial, management and human resources professions.
As much in the hotel and catering industry.
300 in the fields of social action, health and personal services.
Without forgetting those of defence, security or relief.
And the many jobs offered by the City of Paris.
Api Restauration, a family business created 66 years ago, is looking for dishwashers, cooks, chefs de partie, chefs de rang and maîtres d'hôtel to work in its restaurants.
On the logistics side, it also offers positions as delivery drivers and order pickers.
“In total, this represents 180 offers.
We are looking for young people who are passionate and motivated to build the future”, explains Jérôme Skotowski, recruiter at Api Restauration specializing in collective catering.
Coaching sessions
“The Covid has slowed down recruitment.
During this period, the company made the choice to reclassify its personnel rather than to engage in a PSE (plan to safeguard employment, editor's note).
As the activity has resumed, we are making the hires that could not be made due to the health crisis.
Our sector is facing a labor shortage.
With the Covid, employees have turned to other sectors and we are having trouble recruiting.
However, our company guarantees attractive salaries and professional progression”.
For optimal support of candidates, coaching sessions to boost their CV and prepare for interviews will be offered on site by the association Nos Quartiers ont des talents.
Young people looking for a professional future will be able to benefit from advice and information from the center responsible for vocational guidance, the youth information and documentation centre, local missions and specialized associations.
And sign of the times, they will be able to follow the advice of the "tiktokeuse" @mama.job and discover trades and training thanks to augmented reality.
Grande Halle de la Villette, 211 Avenue Jean Jaurès, Paris.
Metro line 5 Porte de Pantin.
Info.
Free admission, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The vaccination pass is mandatory.
Information on 01 53 95 15 15 or via
info@carrefoursemploi.org
or even on www.oui-emploi.fte
