Community Outreach to State Workforce Agencies

JobLink is an employment program developed to bring together job seekers who desire permanent employment and businesses that need reliable employees. JobLink prepares individuals through education, training and counseling and refers qualified candidates to prospective employers.

Arlington Employment Center , established in 1989, serves both local Washington area employers and job seekers either searching for employment or exploring a new career.

The Anne Arundel Community College, Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation and the BWI Business Partnership have established this innovative information and services center, which opened recently to the public. While there, patrons can access computers for available job searches and can leave resumes at the center to be shared among employers throughout the State and around BWI Marshall specifically.

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MDVA provides information about federal and state benefits, and is authorized to represent Maryland veterans and their dependents before the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, free of charge. The department is especially interested in connecting with and aiding our newest generation of American veterans.

Job seekers and employers in Northern Virginia have access to a comprehensive system of employment and training services and resources — offered at no cost through a network of employment resource centers, called SkillSource centers located throughout the Northern Virginia area.

The Network of Care for Veterans & Service Members is part of a growing awareness and effort to take a community approach to the needs of returning veterans, to ensure that they are a valuable part of a healthy community and that the community is a meaningful part of the health of the veteran. The Network of Care for Veterans & Service Members is a one-stop-shop for virtually all services, information, support, advocacy, and much more.

Maryland Workforce Exchange- Allegany County is a “virtual” one-stop network created to improve access to information about jobs, training and workforce support throughout Maryland. Workforce Exchange connects agencies, programs and services electronically to assist employers and individuals in making the right decisions for future success.

Maryland Workforce Exchange- Aberdeen is a “virtual” one-stop network created to improve access to information about jobs, training and workforce support throughout Maryland. Workforce Exchange connects agencies, programs and services electronically to assist employers and individuals in making the right decisions for future success.

Maryland Workforce Exchange- Caroline County is a “virtual” one-stop network created to improve access to information about jobs, training and workforce support throughout Maryland. Workforce Exchange connects agencies, programs and services electronically to assist employers and individuals in making the right decisions for future success.

The Mayor’s Office of Employment Development (MOED) coordinates and directs workforce development initiatives responsive to the needs of Baltimore City employers and job seekers in order to enhance and promote the local economy.

Southern Maryland Workforce Services strives to provide customer driven workforce services for all job-seeking customers. We provide a variety of employment and support resources to assist individuals in achieving their employment goals and encourage lifelong learning. Information and resources for the economic advancement of any job seeker in need of services.

Comprised of a variety of public and private community partners, our primary mission is to provide a One-Stop Online delivery system that simplifies access to workforce-related services. We assist customers in their search for success in their careers, businesses and families.

MontgomeryWorks One Stop Workforce Centers. It’s our job to make living, working and doing business in Montgomery County easy. How? Our One Stop delivery system simplifies access to workforce-related services. We have two MontgomeryWorks One Stop locations staffed and ready to provide services for businesses and employers in need of support, or looking to gain a competitive edge.

The mission of the Department of Employment Services is to plan, develop and administer employment-related services to all segments of the Washington, DC metropolitan population. We achieve our mission through empowering and sustaining a diverse workforce, which enables all sectors of the community to achieve economic and social stability.

The Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation protects and empowers Marylanders by safeguarding workers, protecting consumers, providing a safety net and cultivating a thriving workforce that can meet the demands of Maryland’s dynamic economy.

The Workforce Services Division is responsible for policy development and workforce activities related to administering services and programs funded by the Workforce Investment Act (WIA) of 1998. We are the link between job seekers looking to begin or change careers, and businesses looking for skilled workers to maintain competitiveness in a changing labor market.