They would arrange interviews at my facility or at the career center and then help the successful applicants arrange and pay for child care and transportation. The center will also help small businesses file for substantial federal tax credits. In my community these services are delivered at no charge. I can work with the One Stop Career Center in any neighborhood or receive referrals from all career centers. If I need employees with specific technical training, I can work through a career center located at a community college.
Many local PICs have Web sites.
Confirm that they offer the services that you want. Be prepared to shop. The service offerings of career centers are not the same at every site. In closing, let me give you three reasons Business School alums should invest time in helping welfare recipients return to the workforce. First, we manage businesses that need productive workers.