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• U.S. DOL Veterans Employment and Training Service
• Migrant and Immigrant Services
• Law and Policy Institutions Guide for Job Seekers
• Click here to find out about using your prior experience to gain academic credit

How can I find a job?

Get help with job search and resume writing techniques, interviewing tips and many other employment services by visiting your local CareerCenter. Contact information and driving directions are shown for each CareerCenter in the drop-down menu at the left.

Get your skills and abilities entered into a database at the CareerCenter and matched to employers' job openings. Also, see the links below.

• Job Hunting in Maine: Tips for Job Search
• Selected self-directed job banks
• Older Workers Resource Guide
• Upcoming Job Fairs
• Generic Application
• Maine Youth Resources

I got laid off from my job. What can you do to help me?

• Transitions: A Resource Guide for Laid Off Workers
• General Information for Dislocated Workers (Federal)
• Maine Rapid Response and Trade Adjustment Assistance
• Health Care Resources
• Your Rights Under the Federal Warn Act
• Help Making Ends Meet

Where can I find information about job training?

You can find information about financial aid, schools, apprenticeships, and on-the-job training at your local CareerCenter.

• Maine Registered Apprenticeship Program
• Pre-Apprenticeship Program
• US DOL Apprenticeship Website
• Maine Lifelong Learning Accounts
• Maine Conservation Corps
• Maine Community College System
• Maine Centers for Women, Work, and Community
• Senior Community Service Employment Program
• Click here to find out about Health Careers

How do I file for Unemployment Insurance?

• UI Benefits - for information on filing on-line or by telephone
• UI Appeals

What services are available for veterans?

Assistance with employment and training, as well as other veterans' services are provided by specialized CareerCenter staff.

• USDOL Veterans' Homepage
• Veterans' Resource Connection
• Homeless Veterans Program

What services are available to persons with disabilities?

All CareerCenters are equipped to serve those with disabilities. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request. See also...

• Bureau of Rehabilitation Services
• Job Accommodation Network
• ADA Home Page

What help is available to start my own business?

• Guide to Maine's Microenterprise Resources
• Maine Enterprise Option
• Maine Small Business Development Centers
• Women, Work, and Community Entrepreneurship Training
• Score
• SBA

What services are available to help young people?

Come to the CareerCenter for information on career exploration, part-time jobs, volunteer work, and youth programs. See also...

• Maine Mentoring Partnership
• Pre-Apprenticeship Program

Where can I find information about worker rights, wages, safety, and licensing?

• Maine Employee Rights Guide
• Maine Human Rights Commission
• Maine Wage and Hour Requirements
• Safety Works!
• Maine Department of Professional and Financial Regulation

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