These agencies provide supportive services to help low-income individuals become or remain self-sufficient. The LWC works closely with community action agencies through the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG) program. Services include group orientation, one-on-one sessions with a re-employment specialist, assessment of employment needs, development of an Individual Employment Plan (IEP), job search assistance, job and supportive service referrals and skills upgrades through workshops and training.Ĭommunity Services Block Grant (CSBG) / Community Action Agencies The (RESEA) Program provides comprehensive and integrated job-related services for unemployment insurance claimants through the LWC’s American Job Centers. Re-Employment Services and Eligibility Assessment (RESEA)
Employers can use this resource to find qualified employees and post job vacancies. Job seekers can search for a job, create a resume,įind training providers and much more. This dynamic online tool can help job seekers as well as employers. Helping Individuals Reach Employment (HiRE) Adult basic education, literacy, math skills and GED preparation.Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) and Trade Readjustment Assistance (TRA).Access to computers, fax and copy machines.Job counseling, job placement assistance and referrals.Assessments of education, skills and interests.Online local, state and national job listings.The LWC’s American Job Center system is built around a standardized, yet flexible, statewide framework to ensure that our customers’ needs are consistently met and our system achieves a high level of customer satisfaction. Office of Workforce Development programs include:įind a local American Job Center near you To Report a Violation, select an option: Child Labor | Medical Payment | Private Employment Service
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