| The State of Ohio and the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services assist Ohioans who are unemployed or underemployed with information and a variety of services.
Adult and Basic Literacy Education (ABLE) – Find a program that will teach basic reading, writing, and math skills and develop knowledge needed to pass the GED high school equivalency test. CareerOneStop – Sponsored by the US Department of Labor, this site is a gateway to information and resources on careers and jobs. |
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Citizen Circles – Citizen Circles create partnerships that promote positive interaction and accountability for offenders upon release. Ohio Benefits Bank – An online resource to connect low and moderate-income Ohioans with access to work supports such as tax credits and public benefits. Call 1-800-648-1176. Ohio's "Best RX" – A prescription drug discount card program designed to lower the cost of prescriptions for older or low and moderate-income Ohio residents who don’t have prescription drug insurance coverage. Ohio National Guard – Opportunities with the Ohio National Guard. Ohio State Apprenticeship Council – Opportunities to earn as you learn. Trade Adjustment Assistance FAQ – Answers questions about assistance available to workers who lose jobs or hours due to outsourcing or foreign competition. Unemployment Benefits – Find out about unemployment benefits and sign up online. Veterans Programs – Services for military veterans and their families. What’s in a Word?—Maybe Your Next Job! – By using key words, you can increase the number of employers who will read your resume. Working and Employment – State of Ohio offers information about employee rights, job opportunities, and other topics. For More Information: | ||