JOBS … SRK-Tennessee is hiring … Openings for production associate and production team leader … Great benefits … Full-time starts at $14.04/hour, top-out rate within one year: $16.78-$18.28. Apply ONLINE at https://t.co/Pw7e9wUUmL or ONSITE at 199 Pottertown Road in Midway.
@ClaytonRWalker @triflight @ClaytonRWalker if there is anything that myself or the Workforce Services Division of the @Jobs4_TN Dept Of Labor can you to assist in those efforts please let me know.
Unemployment rates dropped in every Tennessee county during September. As businesses continue to reemploy Tennesseans, unemployment across the state continues to drop.
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The number of jobs posted today on https://t.co/AZvqpSlV68: 219,685!
These companies are looking to reemploy Tennessee.
Work with us, to help you get back to work.
Free job search help is available at https://t.co/AZvqpSlV68.
NEW DETAILS: Self-employed, contract, and gig workers. There is new guidance on the Department's website about how to navigate your online application better. DETAILS HERE: https://t.co/KGceROdKvx
Self-employed Tennesseans, you can apply for unemployment now. When you file, you'll see a message stating you're monetarily ineligible. This does not mean your claim has been denied, or you did anything wrong. As soon as the federal govt. allows, TN will disperse your benefits.
AVOID THE PEAK: If you need to file for unemployment, if you can, try to avoid logging onto https://t.co/cDgKPDcHfV during the peak hours of noon and 4 p.m. CT. The system will be even more responsive during the evening hours.
Tennessee Talent Exchange powered by https://t.co/AZvqpSlV68: @WSMV in Nashville has an informative story from @CaresseJ explaining how the Talent Exchange works and how it helps out-of-work Tennesseans find employment right now.
WATCH STORY HERE: https://t.co/lc3TufxnB3
For the health and safety of our communities, I have issued safer at home guidelines in every Tennessee county to further mitigate the spread of COVID-19.
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NEW VIDEO: Tennessee Workforce Today #COVID-19 Special Edition. Today, we go over the temporary changes the current health emergency is bringing to unemployment laws due to Executive Order No. 15 signed last week by @GovBillLee.
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A mobile American Job Center will be at the Lebanon Outlet Mall in Wilson County until 4:30 today. Workers whose place of employment was impacted by the tornado can file for unemployment at that location.
ON THE MOVE: The mobile unit that was in Nashville has been relocated to Lebanon Outlet Mall and is now assist those directly impacted by storms in that area. If you can’t make it to one of these mobile units, you can also visit a DSC for assistance. #TennesseeStrong
Four mobile American Job Centers will open this morning in Nashville and Lebanon. Workers whose place of employment was impacted by the tornado can visit the mobile job centers to file for unemployment or Disaster Unemployment Assistance.
The mobile American Job Center is at Hadley Park in North Nashville and in Hermitage this morning to help workers whose place of employment was damaged during the tornado file for unemployment. The job centers will be out all weekend.