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ALT Strategies for Effective On-the-Job Training Implementation on October 28, 2024, at 1 - 2 PM ET. There is a collage of workers doing various training on-site, in class, and on computers. Displayed are the logos for Next Level Now, Workforce GPS, CareerSource Suncoast, the U.S. Department of Labor, Safal Partners, and the State of Oregon Employment Department.
ALT A woman thinking. Text says "Have you signed up for our job seeker newsletter?"
ALT Make a difference. Work for the State of Oregon.
ALT Haga una diferencia. Trabaje para el Estado de Oregon.
ALT Paul Messett of the Oregon Employment Department speaks with WorkingNation Overheard at the NASWA Veterans Conference.
ALT Picture of the cover of Oregon Carreras 2023, the Spanish-translated version of Oregon Careers. This publication provides career and job search information, allowing readers to explore education and training pathways. The image is a shadow of a person breaking out into space with a briefcase in hand. The corresponding text is "Jump into your job search" / "Inicie su búsqueda de empleo."
ALT ¡Protéjase del fraude en el desempleo y del robo de identidad!
ALT Protect yourself from identity theft and unemployment insurance fraud!
ALT Pie chart showing that the majority of welders worked in manufacturing industries in Oregon in 2021. 71% of welders worked in manufacturing, 18% worked in other, 4% worked in construction, 4% worked in wholesale trade, and 3% worked in administrative and support services. Within the manufacturing industry, 24% worked in fabricated metal products, 21% worked in machinery, 17% worked in transportation equipment, and 9% worked in other.
