by Admin | Apr 11, 2018 | Success
Career Specialist Sherry Deangelo reports on her customer, “Robert visited Man-Tra-Con in March 2017, seeking assistance with finding employment. He had been “laid-off” from Unified Staffing since June 2016, due to a lack of available positions. When I first met with Robert, he was determined eligible for dislocated worker services due to his low-income and employment barriers. He had been receiving food stamps and had a prior felony conviction, which contributed to his difficulty in finding employment.”
by Admin | Apr 11, 2018 | Success
Career Specialist Michelle Sanchez reports on her customer, “Leanne sought training assistance in July 2015, after working as a CNA for Heartland Regional Medical Center. She discovered she enjoyed working in the healthcare field after she had been laid off from her previous job due to plant closure.”
by Admin | Apr 11, 2018 | Success
Jordan had been unemployed for 5 months and needed help with finding full-time, permanent employment. He came to Man-Tra-Con for assistance in October 2017.
by Admin | Apr 11, 2018 | Success
Career Specialist Michelle Sanchez reports on her customer. “Caroline had just moved from another state and had been unemployed for 4 months when she sought assistance from Man-Tra-Con. As a veteran, Caroline received priority of service. Since she already had a Bachelor’s degree, Caroline only wanted feedback on her resume and some interview help,” Michelle explains.
by Admin | Apr 11, 2018 | Success
Career Specialist Michelle Sanchez reports on her customer, “Robert had worked in sign fabrication for more than 15 years when he decided to retire. A few months into retirement, Robert realized that he needed to work again, but he had developed a 6-month gap in his employment history by then.
by Admin | Apr 11, 2018 | Success
Jason needed training to find a better paying job when he visited Man-Tra-Con in October 2017. Career Specialist Michelle Sanchez explains, “He had been working in the coal mines, but the job had become too dangerous and he knew the industry was no longer growing.”
