The News Review:
- America’s Career Coach Tells How to Find a Job in Today’s Market
- TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL SESSION
- Swamped employment recruiters cope with mounds of worry
- Employment help offered
America’s Career Coach Tells How to Find a Job in Today’s Market
MarketWatch
For help with your job search consult with a career coach or job searchprofessional. In today’s times keep positive and remember this: “If you finda job you love you’ll never work a day in your life. Mike Ramer is America’s Career Coach and president of Ramer SearchConsultants based in Livingston N. His firm assists in finding employmentfor senior-level talent throughout the U. and internationally.
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TIPS FOR A SUCCESSFUL SESSION
USA Today
Those hurting here range from ages 25 to 57 from recent college graduates to those holding master’s degrees from office managers to executives. “I’ve even had strippers” she says. With employment prospects bleak Job Club is mainly about emotional support. They come as they are sporting everything from faded jeans to colorful shawls clutching sodas and lattes as they shuffle in. The group quickly homes in on the coming holidays. “I’ll be baking more” says Deborah Mannhalter 57 who hopes to land permanent work in an ad agency production shop. “That’ll distract me.
Swamped employment recruiters cope with mounds of worry
Press of Atlantic City NJ
“The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that a half-million American jobs disappeared last month the worst mass layoffs in more than three decades. Recruiters like Villalba are on the front lines of this new war for work. They have become social workers therapists career counselors and targets of misdirected anger. Like Villalba most are bracing to hold onto their personal lives in the likelihood that the worst is yet to come. pressofatlanticcity.
Employment help offered
Desert Valley Times UT
There are additional resources for job seekers through organizations such as Nevada Partners for a Skilled Workforce For an Independent Tomorrow and Native American Community Services. Nevada Partners for a Skilled Workforce offers a work readiness workshop; career club (job referrals job fairs online applications and labor market information); career development training; referrals program and skills assessment; career counseling and workforce development; employment support; career center and other services. For an Independent Tomorrow (FIT) offers two projects to help individuals either obtain training to get started in a career or get a steady job they can maintain for a significant period of time. Workforce Development Project offers funding for vocational training community resource referrals and access to support and services. The Nevada Women’s Philathropy Employment Project has community resources referrals training in job search techniques employment readiness skills and job retention plus funding for job search and support. Bridge Counseling Associates has an adult and dislocated worker program designed to assist individuals “in realizing and achieving their goals for self-sufficiency.