??March is a lucky month for our local job seekers! ?? PLEASE Share this with anyone who might benefit and help spread the word. ???March 13: Join us at the Dream Center in Easley for a HUGE Job and Resource Fair! ???March 19: Don't miss another large job fair in Anderson. ???March 20: Check out the flyer for the workshop and hiring event hosted by DSS. Let's connect our community with potential employers and valuable resources.
SC Works WorkLink
民间和社会团体
Clemson，South Carolina 617 位关注者
Connecting South Carolina jobseekers and employers in Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens Counties.
关于我们
Our goal is to have a fully employed, skilled workforce, and to that end, we help job seekers find the tools to build their careers, and we work with businesses to hire quality employees. WorkLink funds programs for adults, dislocated workers, youth, and supports employers through On-the-Job and Incumbent Worker Training programs. Core Purpose – We strive to improve the workforce and the quality of life in Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens Counties by being the vehicle for workforce development in Anderson, Oconee, and Pickens, South Carolina.
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https://worklinkweb.com
SC Works WorkLink 的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 民间和社会团体
- 规模
- 11-50 人
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- Clemson，South Carolina
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- 政府机构
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SC Works WorkLink 员工
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Today, we bid farewell to our Executive Director, Jennifer Kelly. Pictured here wirh SCWorks WorkLink Operations Manager, Billy Hunter, who presented her with a card filled with well wishes from Center staff. Jennifer’s 16 years of dedication have shaped WorkLink in countless ways, leaving a lasting impact on our team and community. While she will be greatly missed, we are excited to see what the future holds for her. Thank you, Jennifer, for your leadership, guidance, and unwavering commitment. Wishing you all the best in your next chapter!
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SC Works has released a video featuring the new slogan "Where there's More." Check it out here: https://lnkd.in/eEpKt5jc
Jobseeker Services Commercial (Vers 1)
https://www.youtube.com/
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Good Afternoon, SC Works is pleased to invite you or a representative from your organization, to participate in our upcoming Job Fair at the Gignilliat Center (621 N. Townville St., Seneca, SC 29678) on March 26, 2025, from 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM. This event provides an excellent opportunity to connect with job seekers and promote available positions within your organization. Please let us know if you are available to attend. Additionally, we are hosting Job Fairs in Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties, and we would be happy to provide details if you’re interested in participating at other locations. We look forward to your participation and appreciate your support in helping our community thrive! Best regards, If interested send me a message or via email at [email protected]
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Assistant Professor of Education & MS IDLT Program Director at Anderson University (SC)
Less than a month away from our next FREE PD session, “More on AI: More tool, Tech & Resources.” Registration and information: https://lnkd.in/egC6BeTi
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I'm excited for a new job opportunity with Clemson University that starts on March 10, 2025, but am sad to leave such a great Board and staff behind. WorkLink's Assistant Director Jennifer R Campbell, CWDP will be a great contact while the WorkLink Board seeks an Executive Director. If you know anyone that is interested in this position, please check out the job posting on the WorkLink website www.worklinkweb.com.
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Investing in professional development leads to stronger communities! WorkLink was fortunate to have not only our Assistant Director but also the Youth Provider's Lead Career Coach and Workforce Development Specialist take time out of their busy schedules to prioritize this valuable Grant Writing Training opportunity. Their commitment to strengthening their skills directly enhances our ability to secure funding and better serve job seekers and businesses in our region. Thank you for your dedication to continuous learning and to making a meaningful impact in our community!
On Tuesday, I had the privilege of organizing and participating in a statewide Grant Writing Training for workforce development professionals representing five of South Carolina’s 12 counties. Tressa Dorsey president of TAD Grants, led an engaging and insightful session covering key aspects of successful grant writing, including proposal review, organization, development, budget creation, and scoring. A huge thank you to Tammy Beagen for providing the Midlands meeting space and to Tressa Dorsey, CBSC, CCSP, GCDF, FCD Instructor, CWDP for sharing her expertise with us! Bringing workforce professionals together for this training was a valuable opportunity to strengthen our ability to secure funding that drives meaningful impact. I’m grateful to have played a role in this initiative and to continue enhancing my grant writing skills to support the WorkLink Region’s success.
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A big thank you to Mayor Robert Halfacre, from Park National Bank, for hosting the Financial Workshop at the SC Works Clemson Office last week. The session was incredibly informative! If you couldn’t make it, you definitely missed out on a great opportunity. The good news is, we’ll be holding another session very soon. Stay tuned and keep an eye on our SCWorksWorkLink page for more details!
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Need help with housing, utilities, food or childcare? 211 is here to help ? 211 is available 24/7/365 to connect you to resources available in your local area. It's free, confidential and available in more than 180 languages. To get connected - ??Dial 211 from any phone ??Text "help" or "ayuda" to 211-211 ??Visit SC211.org
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SAVE THIS NUMBER in hopes you never need it, but have it handy if you do: 1-833-364-2274 We are incredibly grateful to Amanda Myers for presenting at the SC Works Quarterly Partner Meeting about the Mobile Crisis Program. This program, implemented by the SC Department of Mental Health, offers *FREE* community-based crisis response 24/7/365 across all 46 counties of South Carolina. If you or anyone you know is experiencing mental health concerns, remember that ANYONE CAN MAKE THE CALL – whether it’s a self-referral, law enforcement, family, friends, or community providers. Just dial 1-833-364-2274. The call is received by the State Mobile Crisis Call Center for triage. They can provide resources, information on accessing mental health services, or dispatch a Mobile Crisis Team if there’s a psychiatric emergency. These teams respond within 60 minutes to the location of the crisis. The goal of the Mobile Crisis Program is to prevent unnecessary psychiatric hospitalizations, incarcerations, or emergency department admissions through safety planning and other alternatives. Thank you again, Amanda, for sharing this crucial information and helping us spread the word about this life-saving service! #MentalHealthMatters #MobileCrisis #CommunitySupport
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