The Salvation Army seeks data entry clerks, eighteen years and older, with typing and computer skills to start immediately for assistance with World Trade Center Relief efforts. These are temporary, paid positions that are open until January 15, 2001. Contact… Continue reading
If you have found yourself on the losing end of a plant closing or mass layoff, apply for money and re-training under the Economic Dislocation and Worker Adjustment Assistance Act. The program is administered by each state, and because of… Continue reading
The Social Security Administration publication No. 5-10095 is available at www.dinf.org/ssa/pubs/10095.htm. This publication explains how the SSA can help you return to work. This booklet provides information to help you treat your disability as a bridge, not the end of… Continue reading
The Small Business Administration (SBA) encourages government purchasing agencies to set aside suitable government purchases for exclusive small business competition. A purchase which is restricted to small business bidders is identified by a set aside clause in the invitation for… Continue reading
The Office of Personnel Management has set policies for those government workers affected by the September 11th attacks on the Pentagon. Depending on the situation, some workers can be excused from duty without charge to leave or loss of pay.… Continue reading
StyleWORKS, based in Brooklyn, NY, offers free comprehensive grooming services to women returning to or entering the workforce. Some of the services include hair styling, make-up application, skincare analysis, waxing and facials, clothing, accessories, and image consulting. Contact StyleWORKS, 655… Continue reading
Career Gear is a national nonprofit organization offering interview clothing to men in need. They have several offices in the United States and also offer career counseling and workshops. Contact Career Gear, 11 Pennsylvania Plaza, New York, NY 10001; 212-273-1194;… Continue reading
Whether it’s learning about programs that offer $9,000 to train for a new job, free courses on how to search the Internet for jobs, or even free use of computers, run, don’t walk, to your local One-Stop Career Center. This… Continue reading
The Social Security Administration publication No. 5-10095 is available at www.dinf.org/ssa/pubs/10095.htm. This publication explains how the SSA can help you return to work. This booklet provides information to help you treat your disability as a bridge, not the end of… Continue reading
Thousands of communities around the country have felt the fallout of the end of the Cold War. And the fallout has been economic, not nuclear. Base closings mean no jobs – pure and simple. Fortunately, the Defense Conversion Adjustment (DCA)… Continue reading