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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City Council approves changing code for more streamlined process to aid in outdoor seating at restaurants.Join the City & Lake Oswego Veterans Memorial in honoring Veterans that have served our nation and enriched our community. Nominate a local Veteran to honor with a biography & photo at the Memorial at Foothills Park from November 11-13. Eight individuals will be selected. Community members are invited to visit the site at their leisure to salute these honorees.
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We learned a lot from Kirsten Aird's presentation at our Friday Networking last week, and now YOU can, too! A video of the Zoom is available online: youtu.be/aE4MLP4ia1w
Thank you, Kirsten!REMINDER FOR LO CoC MEMBERS
NETWORKING Friday, October 23, 8 -8:45 am
ZOOM LINK: (see newsletter for link)
Special feature: Kirsten Aird, Oregon Health Authority, Senior Relations Manger in the Public Health Division
Kirsten is a long-time Lake Oswego resident who is working daily with the impacts of COVID on Oregon businesses and the community. She will be available to answer questions and present current information. Following her presentation, those attending will break into small networking groups.
Feel free to invite your employees or new businesses in your area to attend this succinct information session.
IF YOU would like to be on a Friday Networking only notification list that auto-sends the Friday morning link at 7:30 am each Friday, email info@lake-oswego.com.
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