Corrections & Labor Departments Host Virtual Career Fairs

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The New Jersey Department of Corrections (NJDOC) is partnering with the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development (NJDOL) to co-host a series of virtual career fairs during the month of February for individuals considering a career in New Jersey law enforcement. The departments will provide participants with details about the application process, qualifications, recommended preparation practices, and general guidance for beginning a career as a Correctional Police Officer.

Sessions take place Tuesday, February 11, at 6 p.m., for prospective applicants residing in Central New Jersey, and Monday, February 24, at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m. for prospective applicants state-wide.

The virtual career fairs are held on Microsoft Teams and offer opportunities to learn more about starting a career with the NJDOC, along with a chance for participants to meet virtually with officers from the Correctional Staff Training Academy.

Registration is required to participate in the career fair. Visit www.JoinNJDOC.gov.

Starting salaries for NJDOC correctional police officers now begin at approximately $51,400 upon graduation from the academy. Salaries for senior correctional police Officers now range from $70,500 up to $106,000 annually. In addition to a competitive salary, NJDOC correctional police officers can also earn a wide variety of benefits, including paid time off, health benefits including dental and vision, education reimbursement, maternity and family leave, disability benefits and leave, military benefits and leave, retirement benefits, and more.

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