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Start Your Unemployment Compensation Process | does

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Skip to main content. Department of Employment Services. DC Agency Top Menu. UI Benefits for Claimants. UI Tax for Employers. Start Your Unemployment Compensation Process. Employer Tax Information - Unemployment Insurance. Frequently Requested Contact Information. Center for Construction Careers. Occupational Safety and Health. Senior Community Service Employment Program. Wage and Hour Compliance. Employer Self-Service Portal (ESSP). First Source Employment Program. Work Opportunity Tax Credit. Request f...

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State job banks l CareerOneStop

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Your source for career exploration, training and jobs. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. A proud partner of the. Your source for career exploration, training and jobs. Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor. A proud partner of the. Your source for career exploration, training and jobs. What kind of career will fit you best? How can you get there? What is an assessment? Get wages, employment trends, skills needed, and more for any occupation. Do you need a license? How much will it cost? Milit...

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WORK IN THE CITY: First, Let’s Fix First Source

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WORK IN THE CITY. Welcome to WORK IN THE CITY, the weekly blog of the DC Jobs Council. Thursday, March 10, 2011. First, Let’s Fix First Source. Here is an interesting fact to ponder: approximately 70 percent of jobs in the District are held by people who do not live in the District. This imbalance is problematic. One reason it is problematic is that the income earned by that 70 percent goes home to be taxed in Maryland or Virginia. The District's Chief Financial Officer has estimated. Support can be dire...

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC: August 2007

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC. Wednesday, August 22, 2007. Why Don't Companies Call Us Back? I don't think Miss Manners ever covered this topic, but she really should- why don't companies get back to applicants? Or, Why do the majority of job listings say "no phone calls"? Its not that I want the formal world of the 1950s, I just want a little bit of professional respect. Is that too much to ask for? So whats the reason for the lack of communication from the companies? In an article by Andrew Ines.

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC: Watch Out World, Here I Come!!!

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC. Thursday, February 28, 2008. Watch Out World, Here I Come! On Monday, I will be starting my new job. However, since I accepted this job I have still received offers for interviews. With this in mind, I am going to offer some advice on job hunting. Even if you have a job offer, if could fall through just as easily as it was offered. Continue to network and apply to jobs. A job is not secure until you are working. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC: I Never Thought This Day Would Come

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC. Thursday, February 7, 2008. I Never Thought This Day Would Come. I never truly thought this day would come- last week I was offered a job and today I accepted. After one year and almost 2 months, a company that I interviewed with four times, and was very interested in, offered me a position. If you have never been laid-off, had your position eliminated, etc. you do not fully understand the excitement one feels when you are offered a job. Actually they say that about...

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC: September 2007

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Searching for a Job in Washington, DC. Tuesday, September 25, 2007. A friend of mine who is a director of a successful political non-profit recommended a book to me which helps to refocus your resume and cover letter; its called Competency-Based Resumes: How To Bring Your Resume To The Top Of The Pile. Investment, I need to participate fully in all areas of their time proven method. Tuesday, September 11, 2007. Where to Go After Being Rejected After 4 Interviews? That is the state I'm in. After doing the...

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Healthwrite – Excellence Through Education

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Athena’s Circle – Mentoring. HealthWrite Training Academy has moved to 2303 14. Street NW, Suite 100 ( YWCA building). Our new telephone number is 202-349-3934. Our new location is accessible to the Green metro line and several bus lines. The Healthwrite Forums are now open, This is a place to discuss healthcare education issues. Please take a moment and join the discussion. Goto Health Talk. Join our next CNA and HHA classes beginning in June and July. For additional information on required classes.

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Skip to main content. Department of Employment Services. DC Agency Top Menu. UI Benefits for Claimants. UI Tax for Employers. Frequently Requested Contact Information. Center for Construction Careers. Occupational Safety and Health. Senior Community Service Employment Program. Wage and Hour Compliance. Employer Self-Service Portal (ESSP). First Source Employment Program. Work Opportunity Tax Credit. DOES Local Job Training Quarterly Outcome Report. District of Columbia State Plan. DC WIA Annual Report.