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North Georgia Premium Outlets holding summer job fair Thursday

North Georgia Premium OutletsPROVIDED
North Georgia Premium OutletsPROVIDED
By Helena Oliviero
April 19, 2016

Looking for a summer job?

Several stores at the North Georgia Premium Outlets are hiring both seasonal and permanent positions at popular value retail shopping destination.

North Georgia Premium Outlets is joining forces with nearly 20 stores for a summer job fair Thursday. On-site interviews for both seasonal and permanent positions will be held 4 p.m.- 8 p.m. Thursday in the Food Pavilion.

North Georgia Premium Outlets is located at 800 Highway 400 S., Dawsonville.

The following stores is a partial list of stores looking to staff positions:

— Ann Taylor Factory Store

— Clarks

—Coach Outlet

—Cole Haan Outlet

—Fossil

— Haggar Clothing Co.

— Hanna Andersson

— Kate Spade New York

Go to www.simon.com/careers for a full list of participating stores. For more information, go to www.premiumoutlets.com/northgeorgia.

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