New Schedule for the Age 55+ Job Search Workshops
Sponsored by the Seattle Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens
Jobless? Discouraged because of age bias? Don't worry; help is available through the Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens Age 55+ Employment Job Search Workshop.
Job seekers will get information about computer training classes, the 24/7 job line, the website http://www.seattle.gov/humanservices/mosc/age55/, the job list and other services. Eligible low income job seekers living in Seattle-King County will get the chance to learn about the Title V Senior Community Service Employment Programs (SCSEP). Job counselors will explain the Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens one-stop core services.
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Upcoming Age 55+ Job Search Workshop
Thursday, August 12, 2010
10:30 a.m. to 12:00 Noon
Central Building, Suite 150, 810 3rd Avenue
(between Columbia and Marion Streets in downtown Seattle)
For more information call 206-684-0500.
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"The Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens serves age 55+ residents of Seattle-King County only."
The Age 55+ Employment Resource Center is sponsored by the Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens, Aging and Disability Services, Human Services Department.
Mayor's Office for Senior Citizens. 618 Second Avenue, Suite 250, Seattle, Washington 98104-2232 .
For more information contact Alana McIalwain or Cynthia Ellison at 206-684-0500. www.cityofseattle.net/humanservices
Senior Job Bank
Senior Job Bank exists to spread the word about the wisdom of keeping our older population in the workforce longer. The Senior Job Bank web site offers an easy, effective and free method for our senior citizens to find occasional, part-time, flexible, temporary and even full-time jobs. Through the Senior Job Bank web site, homeowners and businesses deal direct with older, more mature, more experienced and more reliable workers.
In many cases, retirement incomes which were adequate a few years ago have been so eaten away by inflation that many retirees, whose pride and dignity prevent them from seeking public assistance, are struggling to make ends meet.
Through services provided by the Senior Job Bank seniors may, once again, become productive and self-sufficient members of society by finding a supplemental income which often means the difference between comfort and actual want.. An individual´s self-worth is largely judged by what he or she earns!
For more information, visit Senior Job Bank
Seattle/King County Employment Opportunity
For anyone 55 years old or older who is looking
for work, contact the
Senior Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP)
Office:
1511 3rd Avenue,
Room 815
Melbourne Tower Bldg.
(corner 3rd & Pike)
Phone: (206)624-6698
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