Job Banks
Provider: GOODWILL SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
This is a WorkSource California Center that provides WIOA Programs and employment services for job seekers in the County of Los Angeles. Services for job seekers include a comprehensive job assistance center that provides Core Services for the general public, Intensive Services for disadvantaged and underemployed clients, and Training Services for people who are unable to find work through those services. Services for Veterans include comprehensive job assistance centers, job search/placement assistance and WIOA programs. Services are targeted, but not restricted, to veterans and people who have disabilities. Some services have federal pre-requisites; there are no geographic restrictions.
Comprehensive job assistance center services includes workshops for resume preparation, interview preparation, job listings and job referrals.
WIOA programs, job search/placement and job banks include Core Services for the general public include a resource center equipped with computers, printers, faxes and phones. The center also provides access to the EDD Cal Jobs database on which a person may search for job listings, and may also post a job resume. In addition, job seekers may research the job market for in-demand skills and occupations; research specific industries or companies; and to find the cost and performance rating for approved training schools. All customers are eligible for an initial assessment and assistance in establishing eligibility for public benefits, and other support services.
Work experience includes Intensive Services are provided for persons, age 18 and older, who are unemployed or underemployed, including special populations such as people with disabilities, migrant and seasonal workers and older adults; dislocated workers, including displaced homemakers; and veterans. Intensive services include assessment of skills and services needed, case management, group or individual counseling, job search/placement services, and pre-job guidance.
Training Services are provided by the center if the customer is not able to obtain employment by means of the intensive services described above, or whose income as not reached the level of self-sufficiency. Qualifying training services may include adult education, employee customized training, entrepreneurial training, job readiness training, literacy instruction, occupational skills training, on-the-job training, or skills upgrading. The center establishes an individual training account in which a voucher is issued to the customer for one of the qualifying training categories. The customer has the choice of training agency. In addition to the training voucher the center may pay for supportive services.
Welfare recipient employment programs include prejob guidance, employment training, job search/placement services and support services which include child care assistance and transportation assistance.
Comprehensive job assistance center services includes workshops for resume preparation, interview preparation, job listings and job referrals.
WIOA programs, job search/placement and job banks include Core Services for the general public include a resource center equipped with computers, printers, faxes and phones. The center also provides access to the EDD Cal Jobs database on which a person may search for job listings, and may also post a job resume. In addition, job seekers may research the job market for in-demand skills and occupations; research specific industries or companies; and to find the cost and performance rating for approved training schools. All customers are eligible for an initial assessment and assistance in establishing eligibility for public benefits, and other support services.
Work experience includes Intensive Services are provided for persons, age 18 and older, who are unemployed or underemployed, including special populations such as people with disabilities, migrant and seasonal workers and older adults; dislocated workers, including displaced homemakers; and veterans. Intensive services include assessment of skills and services needed, case management, group or individual counseling, job search/placement services, and pre-job guidance.
Training Services are provided by the center if the customer is not able to obtain employment by means of the intensive services described above, or whose income as not reached the level of self-sufficiency. Qualifying training services may include adult education, employee customized training, entrepreneurial training, job readiness training, literacy instruction, occupational skills training, on-the-job training, or skills upgrading. The center establishes an individual training account in which a voucher is issued to the customer for one of the qualifying training categories. The customer has the choice of training agency. In addition to the training voucher the center may pay for supportive services.
Welfare recipient employment programs include prejob guidance, employment training, job search/placement services and support services which include child care assistance and transportation assistance.
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Chinese-Cantonese
feeStructure
Free
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SERVICE HOURS : Hours vary from sites; see site text for details.
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Information Only (1-888-4Goodwill-Donation Ctr.) |
+18884466394
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Administrative |
+13232231211
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Service/Intake (Disabled Services) |
+13232231211
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FAX |
+13233439927
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Service/Intake (Vehicle Donation Info) |
+18008988285
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TDD |
+13235392097
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