DFS Guam employees look for jobs ahead of March 31 closing

As DFS Guam prepares to close its Tumon luxury outlet on March 31, about 100 employees face an uncertain job market. A well-attended job fair on March 6, co-hosted by DFS Guam and the local Department of Labor, offered a communal effort to connect these workers with new opportunities.

Key Takeaways:

  • DFS Guam’s Tumon outlet is scheduled to close on March 31, 2026.
  • Roughly 100 employees will be displaced by the closure.
  • A job fair on March 6, 2026, aimed to provide new employment options.
  • Thirty local companies participated in the event.
  • The Guam Department of Labor’s rapid response team co-hosted the fair to assist transitioning workers.

Impending Closure

DFS Guam’s Tumon luxury outlet is set to shut its doors on March 31, 2026. Around 100 employees will be affected by this decision, prompting an urgent need for them to seek alternative employment. While the closure presents a significant challenge to the workers, it has also encouraged various local agencies and employers to step in and offer assistance.

Coordinated Job Fair Efforts

In response to the upcoming closure, DFS Guam joined forces with the Guam Department of Labor’s rapid response team to host a job fair on March 6, 2026. This event was geared toward helping soon-to-be-displaced employees find new career pathways and connect with prospective employers.

Support for Employees

About 100 DFS Guam employees, who have contributed to the Tumon outlet’s operation, attended the job fair. Representatives from both DFS Guam and the Department of Labor provided guidance on job-hunting strategies and resume building, mindful of the looming end-of-month deadline.

Community and Corporate Response

Representatives from 30 local companies participated in the fair, underscoring a noteworthy community effort. By offering potential positions within various industries, these businesses aimed to bridge the employment gap and support workers affected by the closure.

Date Event
March 6, 2026 Job fair hosted by DFS Guam & Guam Department of Labor
March 31, 2026 Scheduled closure of DFS Guam’s Tumon outlet

Path Forward

As the March 31 closing date approaches, DFS Guam employees remain hopeful about finding new job prospects. The job fair’s success signals the broader community’s commitment to standing by those who have served visitors and residents alike at the Tumon outlet for years. By fostering a collaborative environment, Guam’s local businesses and labor agencies aim to ensure a smoother transition for all those impacted.

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