The decoder boxes in each specific area pulls out only those jobs meant to be broadcast in a particular region. Many of the jobs that have been hard to fill in the past may be offered on Job TV,'' said Glenn. Once a person locates a job on television, they take the job title, city where the job is located, and other information in to one of the career centers in their area, Glenn said. The career center screens the applicant and contacts the employer, said Glenn, if all the requirements are met. The program provides 160 private and public sector job openings listed with the DOL for each area.
Listings also feature relevant job information to help people in their job search.
Each job listing includes job title, location, salary, education, and experience requirements. Hall said the agency anticipates bringing the service to many more locations throughout the state in the near future.