• One-Stop Career Center
  690 Broadway
  

• One-Stop Career Center
  4800 Broadway

• One-Stop Career Center
  438 Summit Avenue
  
• One-Stop Career Center
  121-125 Newark Avenue

• Public access to One-Stop computers for posting resumes and searching for jobs
• Assist applicant in registering for services
• Review the applicant’s job qualifications, experience, readiness, abilities, etc.
• Vocational counseling to veterans and other applicants
• Refer the applicant to employers with appropriate job openings
• Refer to other agencies for job training
• Refer to other agencies for supportive services (health, housing, legal, etc)
• Classes in job seeking methods (searching for job openings, writing resumes and cover letters, interviewing for a job, networking, etc.)
• Assist job applicants in writing and entering their resumes into America’s Talent Bank
• Public access to computers featuring the Workforce New Jersey‘s One-Stop website (Job Bank, Resume Bank, directories of training and services, etc.)
• Assistance, when needed, to registered applicants using the computers
• Fax, copier, phones available to applicants for use only in their job search
• Certification of unemployed job seekers for tuition-free training at any community college or state college (on a space-available basis)
• Orientation and referral to the Self-Employment Assistance program

Services for unemployment insurance claimants:

• Public access to One-Stop computers for posting resumes and searching for jobs
• Processing of Unemployment Insurance claims
• Orientation to other services that are available to job seekers (for example, referral to jobs, employment counseling, job search workshops, resume preparation assistance, training and other services.

Services to employers include, among others:  

• Screening and referral of appropriate job candidates from the largest pool of workers
• On-site (at employer’s location) recruitment and screening for the employer
• Positive recruitment—employer can conduct recruitment using the office and facilities of Workforce New Jersey.
• Employers can set up on-the-job training for workers through Workforce New Jersey
• Register migrant seasonal farmworker crew leaders, agents and vehicles and inspect the vehicles
  

• Public access to One-Stop computers for posting resumes and searching for jobs
• Review of the individual’s skills, aptitudes and work experience employment counseling Training (if appropriate)
• Job readiness preparation
• Programs for workers who have been laid off
• Public access to computers featuring the Workforce New Jersey‘s One-Stop website (Job Bank, Resume Bank, directories of training and services, etc.)
• Individual assistance provided as needed to those using the computers for job searches and for posting resumes

Services for unemployment insurance claimants:

• Public access to One-Stop computers for posting resumes and searching for jobs
• Processing of Unemployment Insurance claims
• Orientation to other services that are available to job seekers (for example, referral to jobs, employment counseling, job search workshops, resume preparation assistance, training and other services.

Services to employers include, among others:  

• Screening and referral of appropriate job candidates from the largest pool of workers
• On-site (at employer’s location) recruitment and screening for the employer
• Positive recruitment—employer can conduct recruitment using the office and facilities of Workforce New Jersey.
• Employers can set up on-the-job training for workers through Workforce New Jersey
• Register migrant seasonal farmworker crew leaders, agents and vehicles and inspect the vehicles
  

One-Stop Career Center
438 Summit Avenue
1^st Floor
Jersey City, NJ 07306

(201) 795 - 8800

Hours:
Mon - Fri: 8:30 am - 4:30 pm

• Public access to One-Stop computers for posting resumes and searching for jobs
• Assist applicant in registering for services
• Review the applicant’s job qualifications, experience, readiness, abilities, etc.
• Vocational counseling to veterans and other applicants
• Refer the applicant to employers with appropriate job openings
• Refer to other agencies for job training
• Refer to other agencies for supportive services (health, housing, legal, etc)
• Classes in job seeking methods (searching for job openings, writing resumes and cover letters, interviewing for a job, networking, etc.)
• Assist job applicants in writing and entering their resumes into America’s Talent Bank
• Public access to computers featuring the Workforce New Jersey‘s One-Stop website (Job Bank, Resume Bank, directories of training and services, etc.)
• Assistance, when needed, to registered applicants using the computers
• Vocational rehabilitation services
• Fax, copier, phones available to applicants for use only in their job search
• Certification of unemployed job seekers for tuition-free training at any community college or state college (on a space-available basis)
• Orientation and referral to the Self-Employment Assistance program

Services to employers include, among others:

• Screening and referral of appropriate job candidates from the largest pool of workers
• On-site (at employer’s location) recruitment and screening for the employer
• Positive recruitment—employer can conduct recruitment using the office and facilities of Workforce New Jersey
• Employers can set up on-the-job training for workers through Workforce New Jersey
  

• Public access to One-Stop computers for posting resumes and searching for jobs
• Review of the individual’s skills, aptitudes and work experience Employment counseling Training (if appropriate)
• Job readiness preparation
• Programs for workers who have been laid off
• Public access to computers featuring the Workforce New Jersey‘s One-Stop website (Job Bank, Resume Bank, directories of training and services, etc.)
• Individual assistance provided as needed to those using the computers for job searches and for posting resumes