General Information
Federal Worker Shutdown Assistance
If you’ve been impacted by the federal government shutdown, local and state programs are available to help. Explore employment support, financial assistance, and other resources with the link below.
Workforce Development Event Request Form
Thank you for your interest in having the Office of Workforce Development participate or speak at your event. To make a request, please complete and submit the following form at least two weeks prior to the event, and allow five business days for decisions to be made.
Resources & Programs
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When it's time to shift careers, the Office of Workforce Development offers resources and employment services to help job seekers navigate the process.
Our services are designed to assist those returning to the workforce, people seeking a high school diploma, professionals looking for a career change and workers who have been laid off. Eligible job seekers may qualify for skills training, helping them gain a competitive edge.
Whether you are looking for an entry level position or an advancement in your career, your employment success is the goal. Visit our workforce center to take advantage of the many services offered.
Services are free and include:
- Job search and resume assistance
- Local and national job listings
- On-line job applications
- Career information
- Employment Workshops
- Resource Center with access to computers, copy and fax machines, telephones and printers
- Veterans services
- Youth services
- Career development workshops
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As an equal opportunity program, discrimination in WIOA Title I financially assisted programs or activities is prohibited by federal law and by Howard County Government. Our programs are made possible in part by grants from the U.S. Department of Labor. Veterans and eligible spouses receive priority of service in time and funding. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. If you need an accommodation, please contact Stephanie Hill.
Notice
Services offered by the Howard County Office of Workforce Development are supported by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration as part of awards totaling $1,980,519.
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