Job Fairs For September 2026
Job fairs let you get in front of multiple employers ready to hire in a quick, efficient manner. If you are on a job search with a disability, using an available job fair can offer you a lot of exposure.
Resources
- Find out how to leverage job fairs for your own job search.
- Learn more about networking at job fairs.
- Here’s ten job boards that help with finding disability-friendly employment.
Job Fairs for September 2026
NOTE: “MIL/Veteran” indicates a fair particularly geared for veterans.
- September 15: North STAR Hiring Event – Vacaville, CA
- September 15: Career Summit at Buckley Space Force Base – Buckley SFB, CO (MIL/Veteran)
- September 15: Healthcare Virtual Job Fair – Cary, NC
- September 16: Virtual Military Spouse Hiring Event (MIL/Veteran)
- September 17: Atlanta Veterans Job Fair – College Park, GA (MIL/Veteran)
- September 22: Eastern Region Virtual Career Fair (MIL/Veteran)
- September 23: Entry-Level Virtual Job Fair – Springfield, IL
- September 23: Virtual Hiring Fair: Security Clearance Job
- September 24: Job Fair at Fort Drum – Fort Drum, NY (MIL/Veteran)
- September 24: IRS Career Opportunities for Veterans and Military Spouses (MIL/Veteran)
- September 24: KANSASWORKS Virtual Statewide Job Fair
- September 29: Hope Ministries the Way to Work Career Fair
- September 30: Virtual Career Summit (MIL/Veteran)
- September 30: Disability Virtual Career Fair
Do You Have Your Ticket?
The Ticket to Work Program helps you protect your SSA disability benefits so you can:
- Earn More. Make as much income as you choose during the Trial Work Period and protect your full SSDI benefits.
- Stress Less. Avoid medical disability reviews and the worry that comes with them.
- Keep Medicare. While working, you can keep Medicare for over seven years.
- Avoid Risk. If you stop working anytime within five years, your SSDI benefits can resume through a reinstatement process.
- Pay Nothing. As a Social Security-authorized Employment Network, our services are provided at no cost.
Allsup Employment Services (AES) is an SSA-authorized EN for TTW. We have over 12 years of experience helping thousands return to work successfully and can help you understand how work affects Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and Medicare. We can help guide you through the SSDI work incentives on your return-to-work journey.
Contact Allsup Employment Services today by calling 866-540-5105 or requesting a call.
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