Are you an employer in the public sector? Have your staffing needs changed as a result of COVID-19? Man-Tra-Con Corporation has funding available to provide staffing services related to humanitarian assistance and/or disaster recovery and rebuilding efforts related to the COVID-19 crisis.
The Business Interruption Grant (BIG) program is a $636 million program developed by Governor Pritzker and the Illinois General Assembly to provide economic relief for small businesses hit hardest by COVID-19. BIG leverages federal funding provided by the CARES Act to help offset COVID-19 related losses for Illinois small businesses.
Man-Tra-Con has CUSTODIAN POSITIONS available — NOW— with area employers who need extra help this summer sanitizing equipment.
Man-Tra-Con has positions available — NOW — ANSWERING PHONE CALLS for employers in Jefferson County who need extra help this summer!
A manufacturer in CARBONDALE is looking for COATING SPECIALISTS. Get PAID while you train for this position
Man-Tra-Con has partnered with CompTIA, the world’s leading IT association, to get unemployed people back into the workforce. A 12-week, part-time online training class is starting soon— APPLY TODAY!
Are you 18-24, not currently enrolled in school, and looking for WORK? Get PAID while learning “IN-DEMAND” skills that will prepare you for JOBS at local manufacturing plants.
Apply NOW to receive financial assistance for your business during the Covid-19 crisis! Grant funds are to be used specifically to mitigate layoffs and help businesses adhere to “social distancing” provisions established by state and federal public health entities.
Career Specialist Michelle Sanchez reports on her customer. “When we met in February 2019, Joanna, a single parent of two children, had been unemployed for nearly three months and was receiving SNAP benefits from the Department of Human Services.
Career Specialist Michelle Sanchez reports on her customer. “When Lindsey and I met in August 2017, she was had been working for Marshall Browning Hospital as a Certified Nurse Assistant (C.N.A) for nearly a year. She loved her job and her employer, but was unable to support herself at her hourly wage.