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Aerotek looking for hundreds of workers A hiring event Tuesday in southwest Indiana will feature 500 available positions at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Inc. plant in Princeton. The Courier & Press in Evansville reports staffing agency Aerotek is EVANSVILLE, Indiana — A staffing agency is hoping to find 500 new workers for Toyota's Gibson County plant at an event next week in Evansville. The Evansville Courier & Press (bit.ly/1avABI1) reports Aerotek will host the event 9 a.m. to noon Fox also said they have contacted authorities in Indiana. Einung is described as a 5 feet tall weighing Fox said Einung is driving a beige, 1996 4-door Toyota Camry with Virginia license plate XXJ-7005. Anyone with information is urged to contact Front Row is a Ford team, and Moffitt a Toyota Racing Development test driver IMS-SUNOCO: Sunoco has reached an agreement to continue as the official fuel of Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the IndyCar Series. Sunoco's relationship with IndyCar "Indiana is a state that works when it comes to building the cars that keep America moving forward," said Gov. Mike Pence. "Hoosier-built products like the Toyota Highlander are known around the world for their precision and quality. And with suppliers in A staffing agency is hoping to find 500 new workers for Toyota's Gibson County plant at an event next week in Evansville. The Evansville Courier & Press (bit.ly/1avABI1 ) reports Aerotek will host the event 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday at WorkOne .

Princeton, Ind. -- Hiring continues at a steady pace this year at Toyota Indiana, as the company revealed plans to extend full-time production positions to 180 Aerotek team members in the next five months. The first 60 of these positions will be offered in Lightning Hybrid's technology is similar to that found in a Toyota Prius, said Trowbridge, who was attending the 2015 Work Truck Show in Indianapolis. It uses hydraulic pumps to generate energy when the vehicle brakes. Energy is then stored until the bus Toyota will expand its southwestern Indiana assembly plant again, adding 300 jobs by 2016. The Japanese automaker said the $100 million expansion of its Princeton plant will allow it to boost production of the Highlander midsize sport utility vehicle. .