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There are many services available for job seekers to prepare and return to work.
- Job Listings - Internet access available to ESC job listings and other sites such as America's Job Bank, North Carolina's Job Bank, etc.
- Job Placement - The JobLink Career Center has many programs available to assist job seekers in finding employment. Provided through ESC and utilizing links with partners such as WorkFirst Employment Services, WIA Job Development, Goodwill Industries, Experience Works, In-House Employer visits, and Career Fairs.
- Work Registration - Customers can register with the local Employment Security Commission, Internet job boards, partner staffing agencies and NC JobLink MIS links.
- Labor Market Information - Information can be obtained on-site at the JobLink Center or through the Internet at www.ncesc.com. Makes job seekers aware of opportunities, imbalances, fluctuations, and trends in the job market.
- Career Information and Guidance - Counselor available for individual career counseling to help in the analysis of strengths and weaknesses of educational level, work history, vocational skills, or identification of employment barriers and development of a plan of action.
- Unemployment Insurance Info / Filing - Function administered through Employment Security Commission however, all partner staff are aware of basic filing information and options to provide necessary referrals.
- Training / Education Information - JobLink provides an abundance of resources through its partners. Customers can obtain information about education and training statewide, including degree programs, occupational training, literacy, basic skills, job readiness and resume preparation. Customers can utilize other resources at the JobLink Career Center including help with Dislocated Worker Program, Older Worker Program, and Trade Adjustment Assistance.
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