What kind of job training or reemployment assistance programs are in your community?

Rapid Response services may be available to help you in your search for reemployment and/or training.

Participants must sign off on their individual reemployment plans (including training as appropriate).

What are the basic reemployment rights when an employee returns following military service?

The original program had no training or reemployment component.

The effectiveness of the program in terms of fostering reemployment is very low too.

On the one hand, the program covers workers displaced by any reason, not just trade, who suffer an earning loss after reemployment.

Reinstatement - Reemployment of a former career or career-conditional employee.

The program will continue to be targeted to those most in need of critical reemployment services, giving priority to unemployed and low-income individuals.

Priority consideration means the agency enters the individual on its reemployment priority list.

G.communication held several briefing sessions for Nova employees and foreign teachers about their reemployment.

That 1940 law gives individuals the right to reemployment after voluntary or involuntary military service or training.

The plight of men and women at so low an age as 40 is hard, almost hopeless, when they are driven to seek for reemployment."

His cruise passengers are circulating a petition for his reemployment.

Because government social security payments normally begin at age sixty, workers are forced to find reemployment to fill the five-year gap.

In 1942 he was the state director of new production training and reemployment and chief of the Minnesota war service program.

Reemployment is particularly challenging for older workers.

That the corporation was undergoing a restructuring and that I could apply for reemployment later."

Workers may be eligible for training, job search and relocation allowances, income support, and other reemployment services.

The law clearly provides for alternative reemployment positions if the service member cannot qualify for the "escalator" position.

The longer a discharged employee remains unemployed, the more devastating are the consequences to his personal financial condition and prospects for reemployment.

Certain persons who serve in the armed forces have a right to reemployment with the employer they were with when they entered service.

The period an individual has to make application for reemployment or report back to work after military service is based on time spent on military duty.

There is positive effect on the reemployment rate for participants but it is not statistically different than for non-participants.

He has also appeared on CNN discussing reemployment rights of military veterans and servicemembers.

Some also track the success rate of re-employment to help evaluate their services.

A personal re-employment account bill was introduced in the House last year, but never reached a floor vote.

Therefore, some will be asked to leave their posts and seek re-employment.

The Community money was spent on re-employment and social housing activities within the sectors concerned.

However, they were all offered the opportunity of re-employment once the complex reopened.

Part of the sadness lies in the obstacles to re-employment.

The Government have introduced some initiatives to stimulate the re-employment of older workers.

It has not been accompanied by corresponding re-employment; indeed, the economy actually lost 22,000 jobs in March.

Re-employment, not unemployment, must become the centerpiece of our economic renewal.

And under current policy, the re-employment centers are supposed to be phased out at the end of 2001.

For instance, people can be laid off and wait for re-employment.

Er re-employment after retirement and the effects on your pension.

"The question is:' does the law require the sort of re-employment that he thinks he's entitled to?"

Workers from those plants have no re-employment center, the men said, and have had to search for new jobs on their own.

Congress needs to approve re-employment accounts to help citizens who have the toughest time finding work.

Also if you do any full or part time lecturing in University, that will not affect your re-employment earnings.

The program, called personal re-employment accounts, would cost $3.6 billion and exist alongside unemployment coverage.

They guarantee re-employment when the war is over.

The 64.4 percent re-employment rate was significantly below the rate in the three previous surveys.

The first group continue to contribute to the health care of the nation but the second and third are a target for re-employment at some time.

Above these columns there are some capitals of re-employment.

'I had little hope of re-employment, and so it seemed to me that the only thing to do was to set up in business,' he explains.

But the Administration has offered the right answer: generous retraining and re-employment services for dislocated workers.

Due to afforestation a gradual stream of workers has been released for re-employment and this will continue.

Nevertheless, unfairly dismissed employees are only awarded re-employment in a very small minority of cases.