Clackamas Workforce COVID Response Line
As part of Clackamas Workforce Partnership’s response to the COVID-19 Economic Emergency, we are providing a job search and training resource phone line for residents of Clackamas County. In partnership with multiple community-based service providers, this Workforce Response Line serves as an easily accessible connection to career, training and related resources while other access points (libraries, WorkSource Centers, etc.) are closed due to the pandemic.
Available Services:
• Career Search and Training Resources such as referrals to workshops, short-term training opportunities, GED programs and community-based Career Coaching programs
• Job Information on what employers and industries are currently hiring
• General Assistance related to workforce system services and other resources (childcare, food assistance, housing, etc.)
• Information and support related to filing an initial Unemployment Insurance claim
IMPORTANT: We CANNOT HELP individuals who have already filed a claim. If you have received a letter from the State of Oregon that there is an error on your claim, your claim is on hold or has been denied, follow visit https://unemployment.oregon.gov/ for information or contact the Unemployment Claims Center at 1-877-FILE-4-UI.
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Oregon relaxes school COVID-19 standards, opens door for more in-person learning
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School districts in a handful of Oregon counties - including Clackamas and Hood River - could more easily start in-person instruction under new standards announced Thursday by the Oregon Department of Education.There's still time to enter - let me know if you need the "sign" to print - liz@lake-oswego.com Ticia Symonds, Legal Locator Service (and member, Chamber Board of Directors) pictured here.It’s not too much to mask! Ticia Symonds from Legal Locator Service joins Lake Oswego in masking up because she respects others. Help slow the spread of the virus by wearing a face covering, watching your physical distance, and washing your hands.
You still have a chance of winning a $50 gift card to a local LO business of your choice through September 30! Post a face covering pic to your social media account using #MaskUpLO AND tag the City of Lake Oswego for a chance to win.
Full details: www.ci.oswego.or.us/novel-coronavirus-covid-19/mask-lake-oswego
The Lake Oswego Chamber endorsed the following candidates: Mayor: Joe Buck and John LaMotte; City Council Massene Mboup and Rachel Verdick.
View the Chamber's Candidate Forum:
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