Employment
The Division and six national contractors administer
the Senior
Community Service Employment Program (SCSEP) in North Carolina.
Federally funded under Title V of the Older Americans Act, SCSEP seeks
to place
people aged 55 and older, who are economically disadvantaged, into
useful part-time community service positions until they can achieve
unsubsidized
employment.
The Division is a leader in the study
of issues concerning older workers.
Other Employment Resources.
- Department of Commerce
The web site of the North Carolina Department of Commerce contains a wide
range of information about economic and business development, education
and technology, business partnerships, and a host of other topics.
- Employment Security Commission
The Employment Security Commission is housed within the NC Department
of Commerce. ESC online is a valuable resource for people seeking
work and for employers looking to hire. It contains job listings
and employee resumes.
- JobLink
Career Centers
JobLink Career Centers address job seekers employment
and training needs in a single place. Local workforce
development professionals from various partner agencies
work together to provide the best service for all customers.
JobLink Career Centers offer a convenient and effective
way for all North Carolinians to look for employment.
If more education or training is needed to qualify
for the new or better employment JobLink Career Centers
can provide assistance and information about receiving
financial assistance from education and training providers.
- NC
Council for Women
The NC Council for Women within
the N.C. Department of Administration
has a Displaced Homemaker Program
to help women returning to
the work force after many years
of unpaid employment.
- Vocational
Rehabilitation
Last updated - April 15, 2008
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Related Link
US Department of Labor
Employment and Training Administration
Financial Assistance
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