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New York, Ny, Us

Newark, New Jersey, United States

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Hudson Valley

Manage three offices and 22 staff across New York’s Hudson Valley Region- offices designed to provide workforce training, career advancement and re-employment services to the publicAddress and solve any issues staff have with their job duties or coworkers through an inclusive open-door policy and objective conflict resolution dialogue that creates an effective channel of communicationEngage customers and staff to get real-time feedback on their experience. Collaborate with partner agencies to create a more unified approach to employment services which results in less confusion for the customers Review and evaluate staff performance to ensure performance programs are being met and take measures to correct problem behavior but also identify and acknowledge positive behaviorCanvass, screen, interview, hire and train new employees in accordance with New York State Civil Service Laws and (sometimes) relevant collective bargaining agreementsFacilitate and participate in quarterly Workforce Development Board meetings with regional stakeholders that discuss the needs of local businesses and job seekers with the goal of targeting our service delivery system to meet those needs

Middletown, Ny

Lower Westchester

DOL Business Services staff across the state can help you compete in today's tough business environment. We offer many services to help you with your workforce needs. These include:The New York State Job Bank and NYTalentCustomized Recruitments and Career FairsHiring Incentives: Tax Credits and On-the-Job Training (OJT)Workforce IntelligenceApprenticeship ProgramsNew York Job Service Employer Committee (JSEC)Human Resource Consultation ServicesLayoff AversionAdditional/in-depth information can be found at:https://www.labor.ny.gov/businessservices/landing.shtm

Yonkers, Ny

Despite the positive gains the Job Market has made over the last several years, more and more people are finding themselves in a situation they never imagined they would be in: Unemployed. Hopefully you never find yourself in this position, but if you do you should understand and realize that New York State has One-Stop Career Centers in every county in the State, and their resources are available to you; free of charge.As a recent college graduate looking to enter into the workforce, I was well-prepared by my professors for this next facet of my life. The Career Services Office at many colleges will help students write resumes and practice interviewing techniques, and also provided job leads and networking contacts for their students. Unfortunately people who aren’t college students (or even if you are) may not have access to these types of resources.That’s where we come in.The One-Stop Centers offer resume, interviewing, and computer workshops to help build the necessary skills to help you become reemployed. Each center has a Resource Room available for job searching that includes computers and fax machines.The staff at these Centers can work with you to help develop and implement a plan to find employment, and also help you apply for short-term training, or recommend approved training providers in the area. Money is precious and there are people and organizations out there who ruthlessly and shamefully try to profit off of people in seemingly desperate situations. We can help prevent that. If you visit the New York State Department of Labor Website you can search for your local One-Stop Career Center, and contact them to find out how to register so that you can take advantage of their services. http://www.labor.ny.gov/workforcenypartners/osview.asp

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Education (English)

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