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Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium
Staffing and Recruiting
Onaway, MI 120 followers
Uniting Job Seekers and Employers Towards a Prosperous Future
About us
What is Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium? Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium is an employment assistance center created from a network of resources, providing FREE services to improve the region’s workforce. We partner with businesses to develop recruiting and retention strategies and we partner with job seekers to enhance education and career opportunities. Service area consists of Alcona, Alpena, Cheboygan, Crawford, Montmorency, Oscoda, Otsego and Presque Isle Counties in the State of Michigan. We are a proud partner of the American Job Center Network. Our Mission To enhance the productivity of people and business by providing a world-class workforce. One-Stop Model Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium intends to strengthen the system by simplifying for our customers a very complex network of resources. We do not expect our customers to self-diagnose what programs they may need, but present a model in which they can visit a center, speak with staff, and be directed to the appropriate resources to meet their needs.
- Website
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http://www.miworksne.org
External link for Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium
- Industry
- Staffing and Recruiting
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Onaway, MI
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1983
- Specialties
- Employment and Training
Locations
Employees at Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium
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Alicia Wallace
Public Relations & Marketing Manager at Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium
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Randy Neumann
Business Liaison (CBSP) at Michigan Works Northeast
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Mary Davis
Planning and Program Manager
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Niki Chamberlain
Career Advisor / Global Recruiter / Business Development and Entrepreneur
Updates
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While more Americans may see apprenticeships as a path into the workforce, employers have been generally slow to offer them. Put simply, “We have more learners than we have employers.” Is your company considering apprenticeship? Visit https://lnkd.in/gtzVTjtE https://lnkd.in/g4SDaUig
Politicians love apprenticeships. Employers have been slow to offer them.
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Fifteen talented students from Inland Lakes High School got a firsthand look at the amazing work done at Moran Iron Works and the Industrial Arts Institute in Onaway! 🏭✨ Check out how these young minds are being inspired and educated. Explore more about the visit here: https://wix.to/gYSyZ1L #InlandLakes #MoranIronWorks #IndustrialArtsInstitute
Inland Lakes Students tour Moran Iron Works and Industrial Arts Institute
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Skilled trades like plumbing, welding, carpentry, and automotive repair need more workers as Baby Boomers retire. A potential solution for these labor shortages? Attracting Gen Z candidates, or those born between 1995 and 2009, to pursue skilled trades. https://lnkd.in/gYyRTivm
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ATTENTION Northeast Michigan BUSINESSES! Did you know through reductions in turnover, improved productivity and increased work quality, employers that participate in a Registered Apprenticeship program earn a return on investment of $1.47 for every dollar they put in! RSVP TODAY for this 2-hour panel discussion on January 27 in Alpena at https://lnkd.in/gg_Ht653
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Groundbreaking research studied the careers of millions of workers who went directly to work after high school to identify the Launchpad Jobs that offer the best chances of long-term success. https://lnkd.in/gVKhsMX7
New Report Shows How Much First Jobs Matter - asa.org
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Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium awards over $81k in training funding to 5 local companies to train 50 employees. https://lnkd.in/g3niYdHE
Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium awards over $81k in training funding to 5 local companies to train 50 employees
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State lawmakers have approved a proposal that will expand Michigan’s unemployment benefits https://lnkd.in/gv32EeWD
Michiganders on unemployment assistance could soon see more money
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Last call for adults 21-24 to apply for Michigan Reconnect! Apply by December 31 for the chance to earn a tuition-free degree or skills certificate. Read the full press release: http://bit.ly/4izkSdR
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Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium awards over $81k in training funding to 5 local companies to train 50 employees. The Going PRO Talent Fund is a competitive funding program that helps employers train, develop, and retain current and new employees. The fund offers fall and spring application cycles yearly. Employers can apply for up to $2,000 in training funding assistance per employee, and up to $3,500 per USDOL registered apprentice. Companies applied for funding this past fall with the help of Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium’s Business Solutions team. The following companies are being awarded funds to train their staff beginning in January: H.B. Carbide in Lewiston, Ossineke Industries in Ossineke, Razor Construction LLC in Frederic, RS Scott Associates in Alpena, and Ryba Marine Construction Co. in Cheboygan. “The Going PRO Talent Fund is a lifeline for local workers and employers, equipping individuals with critical skills while empowering businesses to grow and thrive,” states Jessica Topp, Michigan Works! Northeast Consortium Director. “It’s an investment in our workforce, our economy, and our community’s future.”