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Community Outreach to State Workforce Agencies
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| These organizations are participating in our exclusive Community Outreach program. Through this program, groups and organizations that directly work with State Workforce Agencies receive open job notifications on a daily basis that match the criteria they specifically requested. These daily notifications (known as JobCasts™) can be customized by location, profession, education and experience. |
Alameda County Vocational Program The Human Resource Services Department, while upholding the principles of the Merit Systems, Civil Service System, and other laws, principles or mandates which affect personnel administration, is responsible for the administration of programs under the purview of the Civil Service Commission and other Countywide personnel-related programs including labor relations in a manner which will enhance and support all other County agencies and departments as they provide services to the public or provide support to other County operations.
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California's Operation Welcome Home The California Department of Veterans Affairs Operation Welcome Home helps returning California service members successfully re-enter civilian life. Services include Employment and Unemployment Assistance, Education and Tuition Assistance, Housing and Homeless Services, Healthcare Services and many more.
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Career Link - Mission Center The One Stop Career Centers offer a variety of free job search, career development and employment resources for all San Francisco jobseekers and employers. The Centers offer referral services, group counseling, career assessment, job skills assessments, workshops, multimedia career library, job search computers and self-services materials to further jobseekers' employment preparation. In addition, the Centers serve as a single point of contact for the business community to obtain access to an array of services available to them at no cost. |
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Career Link Center - Civic Center The One Stop Career Centers offer a variety of free job search, career development and employment resources for all San Francisco jobseekers and employers. The Centers offer referral services, group counseling, career assessment, job skills assessments, workshops, multimedia career library, job search computers and self-services materials to further jobseekers' employment preparation. In addition, the Centers serve as a single point of contact for the business community to obtain access to an array of services available to them at no cost. |
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Career Link Center - Southeast The One Stop Career Centers offer a variety of free job search, career development and employment resources for all San Francisco jobseekers and employers. The Centers offer referral services, group counseling, career assessment, job skills assessments, workshops, multimedia career library, job search computers and self-services materials to further jobseekers' employment preparation. In addition, the Centers serve as a single point of contact for the business community to obtain access to an array of services available to them at no cost. |
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City of San Francisco - Workforce Development Division The Office of Workforce Development serves as the oversight and policy-making body for employment and training programs and services in San Francisco. Its broader mandate is to oversee the implementation of a comprehensive city and county- wide workforce strategic plan that will coordinate all city department resources connected to workforce development to meet the needs of job seekers and employers. |
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EASTBAY Works, Inc - San Pablo EASTBAY Works is a network of 14 One-Stop Business and Career Centers located throughout Alameda and Contra Costa Counties in Northern California. These One-Stop Career Centers are available to the entire community — businesses, job seekers, youth, and the general public — at no charge. The One-Stop Centers offer universal access to core employment services, and referrals directly to jobs, training, education or other employment services. Businesses are able to access a variety of services specifically designed to increase their competitiveness and to grow their bottom line. |
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Eden Area Multiservice Center EASTBAY Works is a network of 14 One-Stop Business and Career Centers located throughout Alameda and Contra Costa Counties in Northern California. These One-Stop Career Centers are available to the entire community — businesses, job seekers, youth, and the general public — at no charge. The One-Stop Centers offer universal access to core employment services, and referrals directly to jobs, training, education or other employment services. Businesses are able to access a variety of services specifically designed to increase their competitiveness and to grow their bottom line. |
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Metro Career Center Funded by the San Diego Workforce Partnership and operated by JobWorks, Inc, the Metro Career Centers were designed as a One-Stop solution for your job search and career development needs. Whether its career counseling, job search assistance, or connections to employers with current job leads, we can help you get started on a successful career path.
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North Cities One-Stop Career Center Rubicon’s mission is to prepare very low-income people to achieve financial independence and to partner with people with mental illness on their journey of recovery.
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Northeast Workforce Development Center The Northeast Workforce Development Center offers services similar to the Van Ness Center but includes workshops that focus on the unique employment needs of limited English-speaking and PAES participants. Services are offered in English, Spanish, Cantonese, Vietnamese and Russian. |
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Oakland Career Center East Eastbay Works is a unique joint venture of public entities, non-profit agencies, and private organizations in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties helping businesses and job seekers meet their employment needs.
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Orange County One Stop Center The Orange County One-Stop Centers provides comprehensive employment and training services, including a Resource Center with access to computers, fax machines, copiers, and telephones. Other services include a resume distribution program; a career resource library, labor market information, networking opportunities, job search workshops, on-site interviews with local employers, transferable skills information, job leads, and training programs.
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Sacramento Works Mark Sanders Complex The SACRAMENTO EMPLOYMENT & TRAINING AGENCY (SETA), a joint powers agency of the City and County of Sacramento, was formed in 1978. From its inception, SETA has been an effective force in connecting people to jobs, business owners to quality employees, education and nutrition to children, assistance to refugees, and hope to many Sacramento area residents. |
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce The mission of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce is to attract, develop and retain business in San Francisco. Success will lead to an environment that promotes job growth, continued economic expansion and a quality of life that is unsurpassed.
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San Francisco Dept. of Human Services - CalWORKs The City and County of San Francisco Human Services Agency (HSA) helps people who are disadvantaged or in crisis obtain the resources they need to realize their human potential, within the context of family and community. |
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| There are currently 20 State Workforce Agencies Outreach Partners receiving positions from OaklandDiversity.com |
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