First Ever City Job Fair Leaves Many Frustrated With Hiring Process

First Ever City Job Fair Leaves Many Frustrated With Hiring Process

The City of Chicago has a jobs fair Friday and about 3000 people stood in line for 55 posted job openings.

Even the Mayor Rahm Emanuel stopped by to have a look.

But much to everybody's surprise.....

CHICAGO (CBS) – About 3,000 people lined up for the city’s first-ever jobs fair on Friday – some of them waiting in line for up to six hours – hoping to apply for work with the city, but many left frustrated after learning the only way to apply for a job was to go online.

WBBM Newsradio’s Bernie Tafoya reports Mayor Rahm Emanuel stopped by the job fair, expecting a warm welcome from job seekers, but instead ran into lots of ticked-off people.

[color=cyan]More than 3,000 people showed up for the 55 posted job openings, but city hiring rules require all applications be filed online, so many of those who attended left frustrated at having to stand in line for hours, without being able to actually apply for a job......

What a boondoggle

And all 55 jobs were ones involving ways to rape your fellow american, such as working for: Bilaw, traffic meter person, licensing and permit enforcement, and most anything else that involves five and diming your fellow citizen.