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- ResourceMaine JobLink is here to help you find your next job. Start your search now! Explore Jobs. Use filters to find your dream job and save your search or apply right away. Create Resumes. Upload your resume or make a new one!
- ResourceIf you're not sure what type of job you're interested in but know where you want to work, sometimes it helps just to know what's out there. Use local job sites to explore opportunities in areas where you live... or want to live.
- ResourceThe Rapid Response team will customize services and resources to your needs, to get you back to work as soon as possible and minimize the disruptions in your life that a layoff will cause.
- ResourceThe Senior Community Service Employment Program is a community service and work-based training program for older Americans age 55 and older.
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Laid Off Workers- Please join a Rapid Response Information Meeting, hosted by Maine Department of Labor and partners, to find out about Unemployment Insurance, CareerCenter Services, Training Options and Health Insurance Information.
- ResourceThe Bureau of Unemployment Compensation provides temporary employer-funded benefits to eligible individuals while they seek re-employment.
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What Is Vocational Rehabilitation?
The Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, also known as "VR," is a Department of Labor program that helps people who have disabilities to find and keep a job. VR helps people who have physical, mental, or emotional disabilities. - ResourceThe goal of Vocational Rehabilitation services is to help you get a job, retain or return to employment.
- ResourceLearningWorks YouthBuild can help you get your high school equivalency (HiSET) certificate and earn marketable skills to become a valuable candidate in the job market.
- ResourceThe National Farmworker Jobs Program provides funding to help migrant and seasonal farmworkers and their families achieve economic self-sufficiency by providing services while they work in agriculture or by assisting them to acquire new job skills in occupations offering higher wages and more stable future employment.