The Office of Workforce Development (OWD) offers a variety of direct and indirect services to people seeking employment. Local One-Stop Centers in all 88 Ohio counties offer assistance with job hunting, interviewing, career counseling, training, and other support to help Ohioans get and keep jobs.
Ohio Means Jobs (OMJ) is an online tool focusing on Ohio and regional jobs and employers. Post your resume and search for job openings online.
OhioHereToHelp.com provides information on supportive services.
Labor Market Information (LMI) site contains tools and information on wages, expected openings, training options, and more for occupations in Ohio.
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Did You Know?
G.H. in Warren County wanted to
be a truck driver, but lacked the requirements for this career.
With help from a One-Stop, he
received his CDL "Class A" license with all endorsements, and now has several employment options.
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Education Resources for Adult Workers in Transition helps you select a career, find a school, and locate financial aid.
One-Stop Services to local businesses and individuals are provided by county, state and various partners to deliver employment and training services. One-Stop centers offer resource rooms with access to Internet computers and office equipment, job-related workshops, supportive services, individual training accounts, and other activities to prepare for further education, training and employment.
Tips for Job Seekers with Disabilities links to resources for job seekers with disabilities.
Workforce Investment Act (WIA) provides services to help low-income youth, adults and dislocated workers in finding and keeping a sustainable job. Find your county One-Stop from the Map of One-Stop Centers in Ohio for more information.
For More Information:
Office of Workforce Development
P.O. Box 1618
Columbus, OH 43216-1618
Fax: (614) 728-8366
Phone: 1-888-296-7541, Option # 0
Email: WIAQNA@jfs.ohio.gov
Last Update 03/01/2013
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