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The Michigan Works! system is open to everyone for information gathering, local and state labor market information, and self-serve career information.  The system helps employers find the skilled workers they need, and helps job seekers find good jobs that provide economic self-sufficiency.                      

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Last month, 30 people found employment through Central Area Michigan Works! Consortium, with estimated annual wages of $605,425.60! 
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In accordance with the Jobs for Veterans Act (PL 107-288), Central Area Michigan Works! Consortium and the Michigan Works! Service Centers offer Priority of Service to veterans and eligible spouses.  Please click here to learn more about Priority of Service.
 

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DEMAND OCCUPATION LISTING

 

Demand Occupation Listing.pdf

 


  NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

 

The Central Area Michigan Works! Consortium (CAMWC) Governing Board of Directors will hold a public hearing to review the budget for the 2013-2014 fiscal year.  The hearing will be held on Monday, June 3, 2013, at 9:30 am at the EightCAP/CAMWC Administrative Offices located at 904 Oak Drive - Turk Lake, Greenville.


The proposed budget is available at the EightCAP/CAMWC Administrative Office and is available for inspection.

 

Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.  The meeting facilities are barrier free and the public is welcome. 


Current Request for Proposals

 

The PATH and FAE&T RFP is available by clicking here.

 

 

For Current Request for Proposals, click here.

 

 

 

 

Douglas Hale

Douglas Hale found himself unemployed again after being laid off from Simoni Systems in Saginaw. He had worked there as an installation technician. "I needed to find a job that was more stable so I could provide for my family," said Douglas.

He is currently utilizing the On-the-Job training (OJT) program through the Workforce Investment Act (WIA). Douglas began his new position as a decker at Avalon & Tahoe on January 14, 2013. Avalon & Tahoe benefits from a 50% wage reimbursement to help offset the cost of a new hire. "The OJT opportunity at Michigan Works! is a win-win for the employers and those seeking work," said Sandi Sheldon, HR Manager at Avalon & Tahoe.

 

"In my new job as a decker, I install the boat deck from wood all the way to the carpet or vinyl. This new job means a great deal to me and my wife. In today’s economy, any full time permanent job is a blessing and especially with a growing company," Douglas added. Sandi Sheldon said, "We need more employees like Doug."

 

Douglas stated, "My advice to a person who just got laid off would be to stay persistent and believe in yourself, regardless of your age or education. Hard work and reliability goes a long ways in today’s work force."

 

 

 

 

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Contact Information
Central Area Michigan Works! Consortium
904 Oak DriveTurkLake
Greenville, MI  48838
 
Phone: (616) 754-9315
Fax:     (616) 754-9310 
711-TTY 
 
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