Dalton Georgia Hiring Events

Opportunity Center in Dalton will host hiring events on Tuesday, March 24 and Monday, March 30 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The Goodwill Opportunity Center is located inside the Goodwill Store at 1001 Market St., near Mountain Creek Harley-Davidson in the Market Street Shoppes of Dalton shopping center.

The hiring event this Thursday, in partnership with Coworx Staffing Solutions, will include on-site interviews for warehouse associate positions starting at $16 per hour and reach truck forklift driver positions starting at $17.50 per hour.

The hiring event on March 30, in partnership with Randstad, features opportunities for attendees to interview on-site for general machine operator, creeler and tufting machine operator positions starting at $15 to $18 per hour.

In addition to hosting hiring events, the Goodwill Opportunity Center offers free career services, including career assessments, job search support, employment readiness assistance, digital skills training, financial and nutritional education and resume and interview preparation.

“Hiring events are one of the many ways we invest in our community,” said Amber Brown, manager of the Goodwill Opportunity Center - Dalton.

“At Goodwill, we are dedicated to offering resources that support individuals in their job search and future career growth. Opportunities like these provide job seekers with direct access to local employers, hands-on support, and the tools they need to succeed.”

For more information, call the Goodwill Opportunity Center – Dalton at 706-609-5647 or email Ms. Brown at amberb@goodwillchatt.org.

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