Now more than ever, well-trained skilled workers are essential to our local employers. At Stanislaus County Workforce Development America’s Job Center of California, We are connecting job seekers with the resources they need to reach their career goals. Watch our Job Center commercial to learn more about what we offer, along with the partnership we have created with the Stanislaus County Library!
Small businesses in California with 1-100 employees with at least one (1) employee who have utilized California’s Paid Family Leave (PFL) program (on or after June 1, 2022) are eligible to apply for grants up to $2,000 to offset the increased costs associated with their employee(s) out on leave.
Pops of color fill your eyeline when you walk through the Ice Cream Company doors to enter into the dining room. From soft lavender to sweet pistachio green, the inviting colors bring a youthful joy to the atmosphere. What a dream come true it must be to be a child walking into this establishment for a sweet treat! But this establishment is so much more than an inviting and fun ice cream shop and restaurant.
The County of Stanislaus, in partnership with Stanislaus Equity Partners, is providing $560,660 in grants to small businesses in Stanislaus County that have been affected by COVID-19 and did not receive funding from the CA Relief Grant Program. Grants in the amount of $2,500 will be distributed throughout the 5 districts of Stanislaus County.
Now more than ever, well-trained skilled workers are essential to our local employers. At Stanislaus County Workforce Development America’s Job Center of California, We are connecting job seekers with the resources they need to reach their career goals. Watch our Job Center commercial to learn more about what we offer, along with the partnership we have created with the Stanislaus County Library!
Diversity & Inclusion training for your business is FREE! Join local employers to learn how to embrace diversity, create respect around differences, and learn about the different dimensions of diversity and inclusion.
Nicolas Garibay, age 35, was determined to receive his High School Equivalency (HSE) certificate from the moment he allowed himself to dream BIG. His desire was to attend Cal Trade Welding School in Modesto, but soon realized that he needed an HSE certificate to enroll.
Have you heard the news? We are currently looking for subcontractors for Welfare-to-Work. We can't wait to see who will step in on behalf of our community. For the details, visit https://pbsystem.planetbids.com/portal/14599/bo/bo-detail/88242 or scan the QR code to download documents. Run, don't walk! Due date is March 21st, 2022.
In the Loop: Governor Newsom signs new paid sick leave extension, expanded relief for small businesses, and historic package to promote innovation and entrepreneurship in California.
We are proud to announce that we had 10 graduates in our Let’s Work program this session!