The work force development office can tell you about the local job market, including the skills and certification area employers are seeking. The U.S. Department of Labor has organized a one-stop career center system throughout the United States. Each center offers job search assistance that includes access to job postings, publications, workshops, and counseling. The work is typically administrative, light industrial, or in some parts of the country, home health. Eligible adults are placed in temporary, part-time work assignments, and earn at least the minimum wage.
All participants undergo a skills assessment to determine additional training needs.
Participants receive help developing a resume, improving their interview skills, and obtaining potential job leads. All rights reserved. AARP Webplace Privacy Policy .