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Terminix holding Norcross call center job fair

March 19, 2014

Christopher Seward

Pest control provider Terminix will hold a job fair Thursday to fill 40 jobs at a call center in Norcross.

The temporary full-time jobs are expected to last through at least summer with the possibility of some becoming permanent. Some of the positions will start in early April and others in May.

The job fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 3790 Data Drive in Norcross, which is in Gwinnett County.

Additional information on the jobs is available at jobs.terminix.com.

Terminix employs more than 150 at the Norcross call center, one of several across the country.

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