Human Resource Agency

Employment Services

Job Seeker Services

The Glenn County OneStop has been awarded a small grant to assist VETERAN'S in moving quickly from military life into high-wage jobs and civilian careers. This project will focus on training veterans for careers in the following industries: (1) Healthcare, (2) Protective Services, (3) Installation/Maintenance, and (4) Production and Transportation. The Glenn County OneStop will be able to serve veterans who have service-connected disabilities; campaign veterans; veterans with significant barriers; as well as eligible spouses and recently-separated veterans. Recently-separated veterans will be a high priority for this project. This group is most in need of identifying transferable skills, re-training into civilian occupation areas, and assistance with job attainment and retention. For information on how to access this program, please contact Anita FitzGerald at (530) 934-1493.

The Resource Center is available to all job seekers! You can gain the knowledge and resources needed for a successful job search. At our resource center we provide:

Daily Job Tips

  • Job Search on-line for local, regional, state, and national jobs. Find out what jobs are “hot” for our local labor market and which jobs require relocation and/or skills training for successful employment.
  • Information about filing for Unemployment Insurance and California Training Benefits
  • Assistance with CalJOBs registration and online resumes
  • Computer access for resume, cover letter, and other business correspondence
  • Computer links to tips on applications, resumes, and interviewing
  • Career assessment programs designed to help job seekers match existing skills with occupations and form new employment goals
  • Referral to partner agencies for additional services

If you are having difficulty finding a job, please ask our Resource Staff for programs offering:

Individualized job search and career development including a personalized resume

  • Assessment of your career interests, values, and abilities
  • Referral to partner and community resources to meet your vocational needs
  • Development of your employment plan
  • Supportive services to assist you through your job search or training
  • Subsidized training through private vocational schools, colleges, or on the job
  • Follow-Up services for one year once you get the job.

Youth Services

If you are currently in a secondary school, youth services are offered through the Youth Employment Services (YES) Partnership. This is a comprehensive Regional Occupational Program (ROP) that offers:

  • Vocational assessments and career guidance
  • Information of what jobs are available in our local area and where the jobs are in my chosen occupation
  • Resume and work-related document preparation that you can use for your high school portfolio
  • Interviewing “do’s” and “don’ts”
  • Work experience opportunity in a local business (paid and unpaid)
  • Life skills instruction including banking, public transportation, comparative shopping, renting an apartment, etc. to help you transition into adulthood
  • Instruction in how to keep the job and resolve work-related conflicts
  • Elective secondary school credits earned for completion of program

If you have completed your secondary education or have dropped-out of school there are many services available to assist you in your educational and vocational goals such as:

  • Connecting you with an alternative program to complete your secondary education if you haven’t graduated
  • Career assessment and guidance
  • Labor market information indicating what jobs are “hot” and what ones aren’t
  • How to market yourself with a winning resume, interviewing tips, and how to succeed on the job
  • Information on applying for financial aide
  • Connecting you to partner resources to meet your goals
  • Work experience opportunities that will allow you to develop the necessary skills to get and keep the job
  • Financial assistance with your vocational training, work clothing, transportation, etc.
  • Follow-up services which may include resume updates, job mentoring, supportive services and more for one year after you have completed the program.

The WIA Title I program is an equal opportunity employer/program.

Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.  29 CFR 37.34(a)