1. DESK AID: Menu of Job Seeker Services for All WorkSource Centers
Customer enters WorkSource Center requesting assistance
Customer can also access the Menu when they enter WorkSource via phone, internet, or kiosk.
Provide customer with Menu of Job Seeker Services
Direct customers to the most appropriate service for helping them achieve their goals of employment, training, job retention, or increased earnings
The Menu of Jobseeker Services includes but is not limited to:
Available assessment tools
Skill development services
Labor market information
Available short and longer term training opportunities in the region or online
Job search and placement assistance
Availability of resources to facilitate contact with potential employers such as computers, phones, and fax
Community resources and supportive services
Info on how to file for unemployment insurance
The Menu should specify that access to some
offerings and services are contingent upon
funding availability and may have program
eligibility requirements.
The Menu allows customers to :
Know the services available
Know their skills
Identify ways to improve their skills if needed
Find employment based on skills
Policy: SCWDC WS Revised 06/21/2012

2. Our WorkSource Menu of Jobseeker Services
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Each WorkSource Center is required to offer a minimum set of services for jobseekers. What services does your Center offer?
Policy: SCWDC WS Rev: 06/21/2012