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Statement of US Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis on February Employment Numbers

WASHINGTON — U.S. Secretary of Labor Hilda L. Solis issued the following statement on the February 2010 Employment Situation report released today: "This past February, the economy lost 36,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate held at 9.7 percent. "Today's numbers underscore that we...

Posted to GettingHired.com's Own, BusyBee's Blog by BusyBee on 03-16-2010
Filed under: Department of Labor, Employment, Bureau of Labor Statistics, unemploymentment rate, Pathways Out of Poverty, Energy Training Partnerships, Hilda L. Solis, Congress, U.S. Secretary of Labor

Research suggests attitudes toward people with disabilities are changing

via examiner.com by Steve Carter Dallas Disability Examiner October 30, 11:16 AM Employers’ negative attitudes and fears have long been a barrier to the employment of individuals with disabilities. Accordingly, attitude literature on the employment of people with disabilities has focused almost...

Posted to Articles by BusyBee on 11-11-2009
Filed under: Employment, employers, Journal of Rehabilitation

Featured Service Provider: Goodwill Industries of North Louisiana

Goodwill believes in the Power of Work® to transform businesses and lives. Goodwill Industries of North Louisiana is one of 183 member and affiliate organizations of Goodwill Industries International that together provided employment and training programs to over 1.5 million people in the last year...

Posted to Featured on GettingHired by BusyBee on 10-14-2009
Filed under: employment, Service Provider, advocacy organization, onsite job coaching, Goodwill Industries of North Louisiana, Goodwill Industries, Power of Work, Louisiana Rehabilitation Services (LRS)

Re: in NYC seeking something part-time or temp agency for disabled

Ronnell220, GettingHired.com is designed to help you find a job. By filling out your profile and either uploading or creating a resume is the first step to finding a job using GettingHired.com. After you fill out your profile, you can search for jobs that are in the area of work that you feel you want...

Posted to Part-Time Employment by BusyBee on 09-29-2009

Re: Hello Looking for Part-Time Employment

Hello, and welcome to Gettinghired.com. You are starting from exactly the right place, here at Gettinghired.com, Be sure to complete your profile and to keep it updated. That way, our RightMatch software will be able to match your skills and abilities with employers in your area who are looking for employees...

Posted to Students by BusyBee on 07-30-2009

Re: hi

Hi Ashley, and welcome to our community. The Gettinghired.com web site provides an online community for people with disabilities to connect with one another, with employers, with service providers, and organizations that advocate on behalf of people with disabilities for fair and equal treatment. Here...

Posted to Students by BusyBee on 07-30-2009

Hello Looking for Part-Time Employment

Hello Im a student and think this is a great site. I need help finding employment. I am seeking part time employment in the kansas city area. I also go to school during the day. I have enrolled and started classes for this semester. Please anyone with information please let me know. I have so much going...

Posted to Students by bettylou on 07-21-2009

Kathy Martinez Confirmed as ODEP Assistant Secretary

At Gettinghired.com, we want to congratulate KATHY MARTINEZ on her confirmation as Assistant Secretary of Labor for the Office of Disability Employment Policy. We join Justice for All, the American Association of People with Disabilities, and many in the disability community in celebrating her appointment...

Posted to GettingHired.com's Own, BusyBee's Blog by BusyBee on 07-02-2009
Filed under: Employment, DOL, U. S. Department of Labor, ODEP, Office of Disability Employment Policy, blind, Kathy Martinez, international development, gender issues, WID, independent living, diversity, asset building, World Institute on Disability, Senate confirmation

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