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Frequently
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Questions |
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What
are the Minnesota WorkForce Centers?
We
are a place where we have joined together to provide accessible services to meet
the employment and training needs of every member of the community.
The Minnesota WorkForce Centers are made up of:
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- Rehabilitation Services
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- Income Maintenance Unit
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- Job Services
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- Child Care Assistance Unit
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- Job Training Center
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What services are available at the
Minnesota WorkForce Centers?
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The following services are provided at no cost:
How
to find a job, get a job, and/or keep a job
Information
on careers, schools, and the labor market
Reemployment
Compensation Benefit Information
Rehabilitation
Services
Financial
assistance program applications for families and children
Child
care assistance
Employer
services
Do I need to qualify for
Minnesota WorkForce Center
services?
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Everyone is able to use the resources of the Minnesota WorkForce Center, many
of which are available on a walk-in basis during business hours. Some
services, such as Unemployment Insurance, may require a decision
regarding eligibility.
How do I apply for
Unemployment Insurance?
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You can apply for Unemployment Insurance by phone or on the internet.
By Internet
Visit www.uimn.org for information
and the online application system. |
By Phone
Dial 651-296-3644 locally
or 1-877-898-9090 toll free |
Any further questions call 651-284-3033
(local) or 1-877-504-5050 (toll free) for information.
Do only
Saint Paul residents get to use
your offices?
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No, residency is not a requirement. During the hours that we are open,
anyone can come in to get assistance with your job search or career planning
activities.
What hours are you open?
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We are currently open from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Can you pay for my career training?
Career training funds are available for certain programs within the
Minnesota WorkForce Center. A decision regarding your eligibility can be conducted
to see if you qualify for those services. Information regarding financial
aid is also available at the Minnesota WorkForce Center for you to review to see
if alternative funding sources can assist you in your career training.
Can you tell me what schools offer the training
I want?
Yes, we have brochures, catalogs, and computerized information on most
local post-secondary schools and many other schools in Minnesota and the
United States.
Can I get help in looking for a job?
Yes, we have a state-of-the-art Resource Center along with qualified
staff to assist you in your job search. Access to MinnesotaWorks.Net and other postings are available for you to review. Internet
access is also available for individuals who are seeking work or are in
the process of career planning.
Do you pay for child care?
In some cases yes, child care is available for certain sponsored programs
if you meet the eligibility requirements.
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I'm convinced about your Minnesota WorkForce
Center, now how do I get there?
The following is our office and its new address. You may call the number to request directions or print the map.