The Korean American Federation of Los Angeles (KAFLA) will be hosting the ‘Koreatown Job Fair’ on Tuesday, April 25, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Koreatown Plaza to help those who are financially affected by the pandemic.
“Due to the severe impact of the pandemic and the poor economic situation, many Koreans are desperately looking for new jobs,” said James Ahn, president of KAFLA. “Businesses and organizations are in need of hard-working employees, so we decided to hold a job fair to provide a win-win situation.”
The job fair will feature 35 companies and organizations, including the Employment Development Department (EDD), Samsung HVAC, CAL-KOR Insurance, Hilton Hotel, Four Seasons Hotel, LA’s 10th District Office, and Aritaum. These companies and organizations will provide on-site guidance and conduct job offers and interviews.
The Korean American Federation of Los Angeles said that some of the participating companies and organizations are hiring regardless of immigration status, emphasizing their interest in Korean workers.
The Koreatown Job Fair requires pre-registration at fs21.formsite.com/GQCMQl/ffhsdsxwmp/index. Parking will be available at the Koreatown Plaza (KTP) parking garage.
Inquiries: (213)458-5571
BY HYOUNGJAE KIM [support@koreadaily.com]
![Troublesome delivery robots damage gardens, snarl streets Delivery robots in urban areas including LA Koreatown and Hollywood have been involved in a string of incidents, blocking fire engine responses, crossing police lines at active scenes, and colliding with homes and motorcycles. [KTLA • Reddit capture]](https://www.koreadailyus.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/0226-delivery-robot-compile-100x70.jpg)
![Nonprofit leaders accused of diverting millions meant for the vulnerable Judy Baca, who faces allegations of embezzling $5 million, participates in work on “The Great Wall of Los Angeles” mural in 2023. [Sangjin Kim, The Korea Daily]](https://www.koreadailyus.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/0226-nonprofit-1-100x70.jpg)
![Family of army veteran killed in San Antonio shooting launches fundraiser A screenshot of the GoFundMe fundraising page created for Kyung Chang Lee. Donations are being collected to support the family of Lee, who was killed in the San Antonio, Texas, shooting. [GoFundMe capture]](https://www.koreadailyus.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/0225-KyungChangLee-100x70.jpg)
![Cartel leader’s killing sparks unrest, prompts Koreans to reconsider Mexico trips Downtown Guadalajara in Mexico’s state of Jalisco, which resembled a war zone on February 22 amid arson and other violence by drug cartel members, appears quiet on February 24. The area, usually crowded with tourists and residents, saw a sharp decline in foot traffic and public transportation use. [Pablo Lemus Navarro/X account]](https://www.koreadailyus.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/02/0225-Mexico-100x70.jpg)