NYRA to Host Job Fair at Saratoga June 18

The 1863 Club | Horsephotos

A job fair to fill various positions during the 40-day Saratoga summer meet will be held June 18 from 2-7p.m. inside the 1863 Club at Saratoga Race Course. Applicants should enter through the Wright Street entrance (Gate 8) with parking available in the adjacent lot.

Employment opportunities will include bartenders; betting clerks; box office personnel; bussers; cashiers; cleaners; concession supervisors; cooks; customer support technicians; guest services representatives; hospitality ambassadors; merchandise clerks; parking attendants; porters; security guards; technology interns; ticket scanners; TV and video camera operators; waitstaff; warehouse workers; and white caps/ushers.

Prospective summer job candidates will be able to meet with representatives from the following companies: NYRA, All Pro, Dyehard Powered by Follett, Integrated Staffing, Levy Restaurants, Mazzone Hospitality, Union Square Events and United Tote Company, among others.

Applicants must be at least 15 years of age and have New York State Certified Working Papers. Those interested in positions as security guards, cashiers and betting clerks must be at least 18 years of age to apply; security guards must have a high school degree or GED. All applicants must present a photo ID and Social Security card or I-9 alternative.

Following the four-day opening weekend, racing will be conducted five days a week, Wednesdays through Sundays, apart from closing week, when the meet will conclude on Labor Day.

For more information about Saratoga Race Course visit www.NYRA.com/Saratoga.

 

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