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Southwestern Illinois Worknet - Monroe County

AJC Detail Information
Address	100 South Main Street Room 17 Waterloo, IL 62298
Phone	618-939-3332
Hours	Monday to Friday, 8:00 am to 4:30 pm
Description	Services to employers and job seekers under the Workforce Innovation Opportunity Act; internet access to Illinois Skills Match and other job seeking and job matching sites; referrals to partner programs and agencies in Monroe County. A veterans representative referral can be made through this office.
Website	https://www.illinoisworknet.com/Connect/Pages/LocationSearch.aspx

AJC Detail Information
Distance 15.8 Miles Directions

General Information

Gen Information
E-mail Address	Natalya.Pruitt@co.st-clair.il.us
Type of Office	Affiliate American Job Center
Office Level	Local
Veterans Employment Representative	No
Parking Availability	Free parking on street and on lot across the street; building is handicap accessible
Public Transit Access	Bi-State bus route on Market Street in the early morning and late afternoon.
Language Capability	English
UI Filing Assistance Online Available	Yes
UI Filing Assistance from Staff Available	No

Youth Services Contact

Site Resources

SR Information
Career Resource Room	No
On-site Childcare	No
Video Viewing Stations	No
Internet Access	Yes
Personal Computers	Yes
Copy Machine	Yes
Fax Machines	Yes
Telephones	Yes
Rooms where employers can interview job seekers	Yes

Youth Services

YS Information
Find out about job openings (including work experience, internships and community service)	Yes
Post your resume for employers to see	Yes
Get help preparing your resume	Yes
Get help in preparing for job interviews	Yes
Learn about strategies for finding a job	Yes
Find out how to get a work permit	Yes
Improve your reading, writing and math skills	No
Improve your English skills (ESL)	No
Prepare for a high school equivalency (HSE) exam	No
Learn about the world of business	No
Improve your current job skills	Yes
Learn new job skills	Yes
Get information about schools and training programs	Yes
Get help with living expenses while in training	No
Learn about financial aid for training	No
Get help finding child care	Yes
Get information about employers in your local area	Yes
Learn about jobs in demand and rates of pay	Yes
Assess your career interests and skills	Yes
Learn about what employers expect of their workers	Yes
Learn about jobs and careers suitable for you	Yes
Assess your reading and math skills	Yes
Get help in finding a summer job	No
Find out about summer learning opportunities	No

Worker Services

WS Information
File Unemployment Insurance (UI) Claim	No
Get help coping financially with job loss	No
Get help in coping with the stress of job loss	No
Learn about community resources	Yes
Learn about strategies for finding a job	Yes
Share job-search strategies with other job seekers (job club)	No
Get help in preparing for job interviews	Yes
Find out about job openings	Yes
Get help preparing your resume	Yes
Post your resume for employers to see	Yes
Receive training in new job skills	Yes
Get information about education and training schools, such as their tuition and success in placing students in jobs	Yes
Prepare for a high school equivalency (HSE) exam	No
Improve your current job skills	Yes
Learn how to start your own business	No
Improve your reading writing and math skills	No
Improve your English skills (ESL)	No
Get help with living expenses while in training	No
Get help finding childcare	Yes
Get help obtaining financial aid for training	No
Assess your career interests	Yes
Learn about jobs in demand and rates of pay	Yes
Assess your reading and math skills	Yes
Learn about jobs and careers suitable for you	Yes
Get information about employers in your local area	Yes
Learn about what employers expect of their workers	Yes

Business Services

BS Information
Learn about Unemployment Insurance taxes and eligibility rules	No
Get your employee training needs analyzed	No
Learn about EEO and ADA requirements	No
Learn about legal requirements for hiring and firing workers	No
Receive information on the Work Opportunity Tax Credit and other hiring incentives	Yes
Get information on employment, wage and salary trends	Yes
Get outplacement services for employees you are laying off	Yes
Post your job openings	Yes
Use on-site facilities for recruiting and interviewing job applicants	Yes
Get access to resumes posted by job applicants	No
Get job applicants pre-screened	Yes
Have job applicants` skills tested	Yes
Have background checks conducted on job applicants	No
Learn about strategies for recruiting workers	No
Learn how to interview job applicants effectively	No
Get help in analyzing and writing job descriptions	No
Develop programs to train new workers for your business	No
Get training costs reimbursed for qualified job candidates	Yes

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