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For Job Seekers
Job Center provides the following opportunities:
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Job Search Publications
♦ Wisconsin Job Centers have designed a variety of publications to help you get connected to the world of work. They are organized by four broad topic areas:* Job Readiness *Job Search *Resumes and Applications and *Interviewing |
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Career Center
♦ If you're looking for resources, information and tools to help you improve your job search success, the Career Center is the place to be! We have tutorials, books, videos, pamphlets and related materials, free for your use! Experienced staff is available to assist you in developing your resume and/or writing other job search correspondence such as cover letters, thank you letters, etc. You can learn basic and advanced computer skills at your convenience and at your own pace. The hours are: Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (We are closed from 12pm-12:30pm for lunch.) The Career Center is located within the Fond du Lac Area Job & Career Center. |
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Jobs LLC Workshops
♦ Topics include a range of job seeking workshops along with life skills workshops. Click on the above link to see this month's workshops! |
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Special Programs
♦ The Job Center offers many free services to individuals who meet certain eligibility guidelines. Services may include funds for training (books, tuition, childcare, transportation), On-the-Job-Training with area employers, individual counseling and job search assistance, job referrals, and hands-on work experience. You may qualify for these programs if you meet specific income guidelines and are in one or more of the following categories:
Unemployed/Underemployed
Older Worker age 55 or more
Disabled Individuals
Dislocated/Laid Off worker receiving or eligible for unemployment compensation
Low income Youth Age 16-21
W2 participants current or recent participant
Migrant Workers
Veterans
BadgerCare Plus
ACCESS: A how-to guide for Wisconsin residents who need to access support services.
Education Tax Credits |
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Most workers with disabilities require no special accommodation to perform their jobs.
Education and health services will lead the way with an anticipated 142,000 new jobs between 2002-2012.
Fond du Lac County's per capita income ranks 17th highest of the state's 72 counties.
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