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Minnesota WorkForce Center - Albert Lea 1649 W. Main St. Albert Lea, MN 56007 (507) 379-3409 BUSINESS SERVICES
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Post Your Jobs(s) Employers can post job openings with the Minnesota WorkForce Center-Albert Lea. This service is at no cost to you. Instantly advertise your jobs to thousands of job seekers. Listings will be posted on the statewide job bank for continuous exposure to a diversified audience. To have your job openings posted with the Minnesota WorkForce Center-Albert Lea:
Applicant Search Search for qualified job applicants from your desktop at no fee using MinnesotaWorks . MinnesotaWorks is an Internet based site with a large, diverse pool of resumes from job seekers within Minnesota and from people looking to move here. You can search for job seekers from any profession or trade, from entry level to high skilled.
Recruiting In addition to the job listing and applicant search services, the Minnesota WorkForce Center-Albert Lea offers several other no fee services to help you find workers:
Generic Employment Application Devised by employers and staff of the WorkForce Center, this application complies with Human Rights and EEO statutes and is available for use by any employer. Contact an employer services representative at the Albert Lea WorkForce Center for further information.
Get a Tax Credit You could qualify for tax credits for hiring people from targeted groups including welfare recipients, disadvantaged youth, and people with disabilities with the Work Opportunity Tax Credit and Welfare to Work Tax Credit.
Labor Market Information Labor Market Information (LMI) tells us about the economy and the workforce and it gives us the facts and figures about what jobs are in the economy, what wages employers are paying, the types of benefits they provide, how many people can't find a job, and how many people are working. LMI is useful for employers, jobseekers, students, researchers and others who are interested in the labor market. But if you don't know how to locate this information or, more importantly, how to use it, then it's not of value to you. This website makes LMI easier to find, understand and use.
Small Business Assistance Department of Employment & Economic Development Small Business Assistance: Information on questions relating to the start-up, operation or expansion of a business in Minnesota. Publications such as A Guide to Starting a Business in Minnesota, and numerous other publications. Local resources through Albert Lea Economic Development Agency, the Albert Lea-Freeborn County Chamber of Commerce, and Albert Lea Business Development Center.
JOBZ Minnesota Job Opportunity Building Zones (JOBZ) The goal of the JOBZ program is to stimulate economic development activity in Greater Minnesota by providing local and state tax exemptions. Employers, learn more about how incentives can reduce company expenses, increase competitiveness, and help sustain further growth and expansion in Minnesota.
Employer Resources Resource Guide for Answers to Employment-Related Questions Get the answers to employment-related questions by using this handy guide that matches state and federal regulations with the responsible agencies. Business Services A comprehensive listing of business resources through the Minnesota Department of Employment & Economic Development (DEED).
Minnesota Web Resources for Businesses Websites that will save businesses time and energy searching for the information they need.
Writing Job Descriptions The links below can be used to create, update, and evaluate position descriptions. These tools enable human resource staff to write meaningful and accurate recruiting ads resulting in responses from interested and qualified job seekers.
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