Career Alliance, Inc. Headquarters |
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Michigan Works™ Career Alliance, Inc. is one of 25 agencies in the State of Michigan designed to provide comprehensive workforce development programs. As part of the Michigan Works™ system, Career Alliance, Inc. provides services to the universal population. Employers, students, persons with disabilities, veterans, welfare recipients, underemployed and unemployed individuals will have equal access to services. These services are available free of charge, to all that seek them. Click one of the links below to see the services offered in our building. |
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| Employment Services |
Adult Programs |
Work First |
Dislocated Workers |
Veterans & Disabled Persons |
| Special Features |
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| Employment
Services A labor exchange system to provide access to job seekers and job opportunities via the Internet. The Talent Bank/Job Bank is used to connect job seekers with employer job openings |
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| Employment
Services First Floor South Suite 100 A labor exchange system to provide access to job seekers and job opportunities via the Internet. The Talent Bank/Job Bank is used to connect job seekers with employer job openings. |
Phone: 810.234.9880 Fax: 810.234.9732 Web Address: http://www.michworks.org Hours: Monday & Wednesday 8:00 A.M. - 7:00 P.M. Tuesday, Thursday & Friday 8:00 A.M. - 5:00 |
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| Adult
Programs Providing employment and training, basic skills enhancement, placement assistance to economically disadvantaged adults age 22 years and older |
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| Human Investment
and Development Corporation Second Floor South Suite 206 Provides employment and training, basic skills enhancment, placement assistance to economically disadvantaged adults age 22 years and older. |
Phone: 810.235.6011 Fax: 810.235.6070 |
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| Work
First This program provides job search assistance and training to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) clients referred by the Department of Human Services. |
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| Human Investment
and Development Corporation Second Floor South Suite 225 This program provides job search assistance and training to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) clients referred by Family Independence Agency. |
Phone: 810.235.6011 Fax: 810.235.6070 |
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| Dislocated
Workers Rapid response, skill training and basic readjustment services for laid off workers or those who have exhausted, or continue to receive unemployment |
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| Human Investment
and Development Corporation Second Floor South Suite 206 Rapid response, skill training and basic readjustment services for laid-off workers or those who have exhausted, or continue to receive unemployment benefits. |
Phone: 810.235.6011 Fax: 810.235.6070 |
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| Veterans
& Disabled Persons Federal programs focus on meeting the needs of veterans. |
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| Michigan Department
of Labor & Economic Growth Employment Service Agency First Floor North Suite 121 These federal programs focus on meeting the needs of a specific population ie. veterans and individuals with disabilities. |
Phone: 810.234.9880 Fax: 810.233.6597 |
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| Michigan Rehabilitation
Services First Floor North Suite 121 This is a program that helps people with disabilities and veterans prepare for, find, and maintain employment. |
Phone: 810.234.9880 Fax: 810.233.6597 |
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Career Alliance, Inc. • State Education Coordination Grants • Adult and Older Worker Programs • Training Programs and Readjustment Services for Dislocated Workers • Corrections Programs • Displaced Homemakers • School-to-Work Programs • Work First Programs • Welfare-to-Work-Programs • Career Preparation |
Phone: 810.233.5974 Fax: 810.233.6597 |
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