Workforce Development Fact Sheet

click here for a PDF version of this page Chascar aquí para una versión española   About Workforce Development     The Hamilton County Department of Job and Family Services (HCJFS) Workforce Development section partners with a variety of programs and services to help county residents join the workforce and move up the economic ladder: Community Link, a consortium of private agencies that partners with HCJFS to help those receiving assistance to become independent The Super Jobs Center, which works with employers as well as any adult or youth who is seeking a job Programs that help at-risk youth 14 to 21 years old to stay in school, get a GED, and/or gain skills to transition into adulthood and self-sufficiency Food Stamp Employment and Training (FSET), to assist food stamp recipients with finding employment Workforce Development serves a diverse customer base including welfare recipients, people who have lost their jobs, and people seeking career advancement. Workforce Development also helps employers with a range of services including employee recruitment, screening, skills upgrades, tax incentive information, and customized training.     Who is eligible Any Hamilton County resident can visit the Super Jobs Center to receive job assistance. Community Link and FSET services are available to anyone receiving cash or food assistance.     Contact information Super Jobs Center             1916 Central Pkwy. Cincinnati, OH  45214 Phone:   (513) 731-9800    Community Link & FSET: Hamilton County Dept. of Job and Family Services             222 E. Central Pkwy. Cincinnati, OH 45202