FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – November 22, 2024

CareerCenter December Hiring Events and Services

MAINE — Are you a job seeker and not sure what the next step in your career is, or an employer looking to expand your workforce? The Maine Department of Labor’s CareerCenters, together with their partners, offer many services to help people find employment or upgrade skills, and help employers find qualified workers.

Workshops and Training

Computer, One on One Tech Help

December 11 and December 26, 2024 from 12:30–2:30 p.m.

Personalized guidance for your digital knowledge! Bring your questions!

For more information contact: Maine CareerCenters: 207-623-7981 or Email: [email protected]

Hiring Events

To explore additional opportunities and meet with employers, visit one of our upcoming hiring events:

SIDES is a quick, accurate and secure way for employers to electronically respond to unemployment insurance claim notices

SIDES E-Response Benefits:

• Prevent delays caused by mail
• Ensure that the requests are handled by the correct personnel
• Reduce staff time and administrative stress
• Prevent overpayments, minimize potential penalties, and combat fraud
• Reduce follow up phone calls.

For more information on SIDES, visit: https://reemployme.maine.gov/accessme/faces/sides/SEWEmployerWelcome.xhtml

Contact Us

Services are available virtually via the CareerCenter hotline: 207-623-7981 | 888-457-8883 | TTY users call Maine Relay 711

If you’d prefer to access services and information in-person at one of our CareerCenters, call the CareerCenter hotline to schedule an appointment or
visit the CareerCenter location website to see when staff are on-site near you.

Each of the centers across the state provides public computers with internet access, Microsoft Office, resume/cover letter writing software, and O*Net software for personal skills assessment. 

Employers can list their open positions on Maine JobLink and use our online system which matches jobs with candidates. All CareerCenter services are provided at no charge to employers and job seekers. Veterans and eligible spouses receive priority of service in all Department of Labor programs.