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HR AssistanceS t a t e w i d eWorkForce West VirginiaProgram: Job Orders/RecruitmentContactStephen P. Dailey, Director304.558.1138Stephen.P.Dailey@wv.govwww.workforcewv.orgTargetAudienceFundingLabor Exchange services are available to all businesses and job seekers seekingemployment and training through the State.FederalTotal available: Based on federal budget.ApplicationProcessMinimum or maximum amount a participant can receive:No. WorkForce West Virginia is 100% federally funded by United StatesDepartment of Labor and all services are free to job seekers and businesses.Application process is open-ended. Job Seekers can apply in-person at anyof our 21 locations or visit our website at www.workforcewv.org. Employerscan work directly with WorkForce West Virginia staff to place job order to findqualified workers or place a job order on our website at www.workforcewv.org,identifying their employment needs.Deadlines: N/AW E S T V I R G I N I A D E V E L O P M E N T O F F I C E E–9
HR AssistanceS t a t e w i d eWorkForce West Virginia continued ...Program: Job Orders/RecruitmentDescriptionWorkForce West Virginia can help an employer find the right workers for theirbusiness, saving them time and money. Having the largest online databaseof job seekers and available jobs in the state, WorkForce West Virginia canmatch employers with qualified applicants, increasing worker retention andproductivity. WorkForce West Virginia is a one-stop center for workforceresources, including training, tax incentives and labor market information.WorkForce West Virginia can help employers analyze the essential functionsof their vacant positions to help match the right job seeker to the right job.We can recruit at the individual and group level. WorkForce West Virginia canscreen, assess and interview job seekers for employers. If needed, we canprovide federal employee bonding. We can also provide space in our officesfor employers who decide to conduct their own interviews.We can administer nationally recognized WorkKeys assessments to potentialemployees to validate the skill levels employers need for successful workers.WorkForce West Virginia can help prepare print ads, post job openings onlineand broadcast job openings on cable television where available.EligibleApplicantsRestrictionsAll individuals are eligible for our services. There is universal access to all ourcustomers’ in-person or via the website at www.workforcewv.org.NoneE–10 B U S I N E S S R E S O U R C E D I R E C T O R Y
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