OhioMeansJobs.com, our web-based service, is an employment site for Ohio-based companies to find tools to assist them in attracting, hiring, retaining and advancing their workforce. These self-service options are available to all employers, 24-hours a day, 365 days a year. The site allows employers to post jobs, search resumes, take advantage of federal, state and local employment programs and more. If you’re interested in our staff posting the position for you, please complete our form and submit to omjallen@jfs.ohio.gov.
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OhioMeansJobs – Allen County offers a more hands-on approach to all your recruitment needs. We work directly with you to identify the right employees quickly and easily by developing a personalized recruiting strategy to help reduce both time and money spent during the recruitment process.
We assist employers by posting jobs, coordinating targeted recruitment’s, and pre-screening and interviewing candidates. Together we will develop a customized recruitment program which will include posting your open positions on OhioMeansJobs.com to maximize your exposure to job seekers throughout Allen County and the state of Ohio. We will also talk to you about recruitment strategies and pre-screening questions. We specialize in matching qualified job seekers to open positions and offering training opportunities, including on-the-job training dollars, for those who need it.
On-the-Job Training Program (OJT) is a federally funded program that helps employers hire and train workers for full-time, long term employment. Full-time employment is considered 32 hours per week. Through OJT programs, employers may be reimbursed up to 50 percent of the wages earned by eligible new trainees while they learn the job. This funding compensates you for training workers in skills they need to help your business thrive.
The goal is to place participants into in-demand occupations that will enhance their prospects for long-term employment while meeting needs of the employer. OJT involves the acquisition of specific skills and employment competencies, through exposure in an actual work setting, to the processes, work tasks, tools and methods of a specific job or group of jobs.
The purpose of the Incumbent Worker Training is to support training projects that will benefit employers and industry by assisting the skill development of existing employees that have been with their respective company for six months or more, increasing employee productivity and growth of the company, as well as assisting in keeping OhioMeansJobs – Allen County’s workforce competitive. The training is expected to lead to the creation of new jobs, retention of jobs, increased wages for better-trained workers, a higher-skilled workforce, and a more profitable business climate. Click here for more details regarding program information, application and agreement.
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OMJ-Allen County wants to ensure you take advantage of the credits and deductions offered to employers. Check them out at the IRS website:
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We also provide information on Unemployment Compensation and social services, which in some cases may include health insurance, childcare and transportation assistance. We offer on‐site services if your business is planning a layoff or plant closing. For further information contact Jessie Doyle at (419) 999-0332