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Mayor Villaraigosa and WIB Director Gregory Irish Discuss City's Commitment to Youth Jobs

LA's Mayor has taken the bold step of funding a myriad of agencies whose work focuses on employment services for out-of-school summer youth

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Seeking Public Opinions for the 2012-13 Annual Plan

We want you to participate in an online survey helping us identify your top concerns for development of the Workforce Investment Board's 2012-13 Program Year Annual Plan.

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WIB Director Gregg Irish Talks Jobs at DOL State of the Union

"Middle class jobs are the backbone of this country," said U.S. Department of Labor Secretary Hilda Solis as she welcomed a panel of speakers to her State of the Union on Thursday, January 26, 2012. The State of…

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Community Development Dept. Awarded for Performance

On December 22, 2011, the California Council for Excellence (CCE) announced the 2011 recipients of the California Awards for Performance Excellence (CAPE)™ Eureka and Prospector awards. The City of Los Angeles…

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WIB Annual Report 2010-11

Building a Stronger Los Angeles: City of Los Angeles Workforce Investment Board Annual Report for Program Year 2010-11

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LA Gay & Lesbian Center and CDD Host Diversity Training

The Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center teamed up with the City of Los Angeles Community Development Department on Tuesday, October 18, 2011 to co-host the first Transgender Diversity 101 Training at the Hollywood WorkSource Center. The workshop was…

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AYE OneSource Centers Celebrate Hope

At the Archdiocesan Youth Employment Services’ (AYE) 17th Annual Alumni and Employer Recognition Dinner, Archbishop José Gomez encouraged co-workers, alumni, and youth participants to rededicate themselves to the mission of youth workforce development.

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PACE Job Fair Promotes Employment Despite Poor Economy

The PACE Diversity and Career Fair, held at the Pasadena Convention Center, featured 40 employers and attracted nearly 1,000 job seekers.

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Mayor Villaraigosa and WIB Director Gregory Irish Discuss City's Commitment to Youth Jobs PDF Print E-mail

Mayor Villaraigosa meets with Gregg Irish, Charisse Bremond-Weaver, Timothy Watkins and his assistant Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa, working with a recommendation from the Community Development Department (CDD), has taken the bold step of funding a myriad of agencies whose work focuses on employment services for out-of-school summer youth.

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Reception Honoring City Council President Herb Wesson Jr PDF Print E-mail

Community Career Development, Inc., nonprofit operator of the Wilshire Metro WorkSource Center, hosted a reception congratulating Herb Wesson Jr., Councilman of the 10th Council District, on becoming the first African-American President of the Los Angeles City Council and also recognizing his diligent efforts to reduce the City's high unemployment rate.

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A Special Message for Returning Veterans PDF Print E-mail

J.R. Martinez
JR Martinez stars in a short video offering advice for unemployed veterans looking for jobs. This video is hosted by the Los Angeles Youth Opportunity Movement's Boyle Heights Technology Center.

 
LA Works For Business May 2012 Newsletter PDF Print E-mail

Writing a Business Plan
Why should you create a business plan? This newsletter explains the benefits and outlines seven key elements to include.

Visit the LA Works For Business Website to learn about the consulting services that the LAEDC and LA’s Workforce Investment Board offer at no cost to business owners.

 
Youth at the Crossroads: A Practice and Policy Forum Focused on Implementation of AB12 and Serving Older Youth in Care PDF Print E-mail

California is in the first year of implementing the Fostering Connections to Success and Early Adoptions Act, allowing foster youth to choose to stay in care to the age of 21. The implementation of AB12 creates the need for new strategies, expanded partnerships, new policies, and examples of quality employment, education, and training practices in the child welfare, workforce development, and education systems if these young people are to successfully transition to adulthood.

Please join in this forum and help define a new set of approaches, practices, and policies to make a difference in the lives of foster youth today, ensuring their future success. Click here for more information and to register.

 
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