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Start at a WorkForce Center
If you need a job, want a better job, or just want to know your options, start your
search–at no cost–at your nearest WorkForce Center.
Each WorkForce Center has a Resource Area equipped
with computers, a fax machine, telephones, adaptive technology,
and a whole world of helpful career tools. Use these resources to
look for work, improve your resume, research employers, and find information
about training and schools.
Sign up to take a valuable Job Search or Resume Writing Class, network
with other job seekers or research the hot jobs of tomorrow. The services
provided by your WorkForce Center are also available online and can help
you better manage your career decisions.
Continue Your Search Online
www.MinnesotaWorks.net
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You will be able to upload or copy and paste resumes into Minnesota-
Works.net and job shoppers will be able to place their top jobs in a 'shopping
cart.' You will also be able to: See a list of the jobs applied for online;
save job orders to a list for reviewing later; and, maintain multiple
resumes.
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www.iseek.org
- ISEEK is an internet system for education and employment information.
It links to information on school programs, training, occupations, skill
requirements and job openings.
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www.PositivelyMinnesota.com/dw
- The Dislocated Worker Program offers free services to help eligible individuals
find suitable re-employment—and help take the stress and uncertainty
out of the process.
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