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Vermont Department of Labor
AJC Detail Information
Address156 South Village Green
Suite 101
Middlebury, VT 05753
Phone802-388-4921
Fax802-388-4630
TDD/TTY802-828-4203
Hours7:45am - 4:30pm Mon-Thur and 9:45 -4:30pm Fridays
DescriptionVeterans reps, employment reps, phones, free internet & resume writer access computers are on site. Representatives are available with an appointment. Full range of jobseeker and employer services. Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act Dislocated Worker, Adult, and Youth Programs; Employment Service; Career Guidance; Workshops;Trade Act Programs; Skills Assessment Instruments; Labor Market Information; Veteran`s Programs; Resource Area with Computer, Internet, Fax, Telephone, Copier
Websitehttps://labor.vermont.gov/workforce-development/job-centers
AJC Detail Information

General Information
Gen Information
E-mail Addresslabor.vtjobs@vermont.gov
Type of OfficeAffiliate American Job Center
Office LevelLocal
Veterans Employment RepresentativeYes
Veterans Representative #1 Phone802-786-8849
Veterans Rep. #1 E-mail Addresspaul.gillett@vermont.gov
Business Representative NameMichelle Thompson
Business Representative Emailmichelle.thompson@vermont.gov
Business Representative Phone802-388-4921
Parking AvailabilityParking lot
Public Transit Accessn/a
UI Filing Assistance Online AvailableNo
UI Filing Assistance from Staff AvailableNo
Youth Services Contact
YSContacts Information
Contact NameKim Collins
Contact Emailkim.collins@vermont.gov
Contact Phone802-388-5711
Site Resources
SR Information
Career Resource RoomYes
On-site ChildcareNo
Video Viewing StationsYes
Internet AccessYes
Personal ComputersYes
Copy MachineYes
Fax MachinesYes
TelephonesYes
Rooms where employers can interview job seekersYes
Youth Services
YS Information
Find out about job openings (including work experience, internships and community service)Yes
Post your resume for employers to seeYes
Get help preparing your resumeYes
Get help in preparing for job interviewsYes
Learn about strategies for finding a jobYes
Find out how to get a work permitNo
Improve your reading, writing and math skillsNo
Improve your English skills (ESL)No
Prepare for a high school equivalency (HSE) examNo
Learn about the world of businessYes
Improve your current job skillsYes
Learn new job skillsYes
Get information about schools and training programsNo
Get help with living expenses while in trainingYes
Learn about financial aid for trainingYes
Get help finding child careYes
Get information about employers in your local areaYes
Learn about jobs in demand and rates of payYes
Assess your career interests and skillsYes
Learn about what employers expect of their workersYes
Learn about jobs and careers suitable for youYes
Assess your reading and math skillsYes
Get help in finding a summer jobYes
Find out about summer learning opportunitiesYes
Worker Services
WS Information
File Unemployment Insurance (UI) ClaimNo
Get help coping financially with job lossNo
Get help in coping with the stress of job lossNo
Learn about community resourcesYes
Learn about strategies for finding a jobYes
Share job-search strategies with other job seekers (job club)Yes
Get help in preparing for job interviewsYes
Find out about job openingsYes
Get help preparing your resumeYes
Post your resume for employers to seeYes
Receive training in new job skillsYes
Get information about education and training schools, such as their tuition and success in placing students in jobsYes
Prepare for a high school equivalency (HSE) examYes
Improve your current job skillsYes
Learn how to start your own businessYes
Improve your reading writing and math skillsYes
Improve your English skills (ESL)Yes
Get help with living expenses while in trainingYes
Get help finding childcareYes
Get help obtaining financial aid for trainingYes
Assess your career interestsYes
Learn about jobs in demand and rates of payYes
Assess your reading and math skillsYes
Learn about jobs and careers suitable for youYes
Get information about employers in your local areaYes
Learn about what employers expect of their workersYes
Business Services
BS Information
Learn about Unemployment Insurance taxes and eligibility rulesNo
Get your employee training needs analyzedNo
Learn about EEO and ADA requirementsNo
Learn about legal requirements for hiring and firing workersNo
Receive information on the Work Opportunity Tax Credit and other hiring incentivesYes
Get information on employment, wage and salary trendsYes
Get outplacement services for employees you are laying offYes
Post your job openingsYes
Use on-site facilities for recruiting and interviewing job applicantsYes
Get access to resumes posted by job applicantsYes
Get job applicants pre-screenedYes
Have job applicants` skills testedYes
Have background checks conducted on job applicantsNo
Learn about strategies for recruiting workersYes
Learn how to interview job applicants effectivelyYes
Get help in analyzing and writing job descriptionsYes
Develop programs to train new workers for your businessYes
Get training costs reimbursed for qualified job candidatesYes

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