This service is a labor exchange, intended to bring employers and qualified applicants together. Job seekers may register for work by Internet, mail, telephone, or in person, then be matched to current job openings based on their skills, knowledge and abilities. This program allows Dislocated Workers to receive assessment, counseling, career exploration, training and job placement assistance necessary to reenter the workforce.
Eligibility is based on meeting federally-established income guidelines.
The Minnesota Family Investment Program takes the place of AFDC and FGA cash assistance programs. The MFIP program expects , supports , and rewards work. Through a series of workshops and self-help resources, job seekers begin their path to independence. Transitional benefits of child care, medical assistance and support services are available to qualifying individuals. This program provides services to those receiving food stamps while on a job search or involved in other activities associated with preparing for work.