The site includes tips about how to recruit qualified candidates through local American Job Centers and provides employment projections. Additionally, the site offers access to local training and educational institutions, a catalog of occupational certifications and a tool to help employers translate the military training and skills of returning service members into specific civilian occupations. The CareerOneStop Business Center is available online at http://www.careeronestop.org/business.
"These resources will help educate employers about our nation's work force development system and put the resources they need to find and hire qualified workers right at their fingertips," said Jane Oates, assistant secretary of labor for employment and training.
The new Business Center page builds on existing resources available through CareerOneStop, which also has information to help job seekers find education and training providers, conduct a job search and access local labor market information.
Employment and Training Administration staff will have a webinar on March 27 at 2 p.m. EDT to highlight the Business Center's tools. A webinar is a seminar conducted over the Internet. For more information and to participate in the webinar, visit https://www.workforce3one.org/view/5001307743087754858/info
Source: DOL
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