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LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – Lake One-Stop will offer 11 no-cost workshops in November.
Online training at www.lynda.com is offered every Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon, as well as a GED prep workshop at 1:30 p.m.
At 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 3, learn how to “turn a job fair into a job offer,” then don’t miss the job fair at the American Legion Hall in Clearlake on Tuesday, Nov. 8.
At 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 17, attend the resume building workshop. On Wednesday, Nov. 30, at 10 a.m., learn how to get a small business loan.
All workshops are held at the Lakeport One-Stop, 55 First St., and space is limited.
To sign up for any workshop please call 707-263-0630.
The Lake One-Stop is part of America’s One-Stop Career Center System that establishes partnerships between business and job seeker programs.
Lake One-Stop is located in Lakeport at 55 First St., 707-263-0630, and in Clearlake at 4477 Moss Ave., 707-994-0633. Information also is available at www.lakeonestop.org.
The Lakeport One-Stop includes the Employment Development Department, California Human Development, Goodwill Industries, Experience Works, Department of Rehabilitation as well as Lake One-Stop Inc., the Workforce Investment Act program funded by the Napa/Lake Workforce Investment Board.
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Job seekers should be prepared to interview on the spot during the recruiting event.
Employers needing ready-to-interview job seekers should register to attend by calling 707-263-0630.
There is no-cost to register or attend, but employer space is limited so please call to register.
More than 15 local employers are expected to participate.
The following is a partial list of those who will be attending: McDonald's Clearlake, MendoLake Credit Union, Lake County Winery Association, US Cellular, Sequoia Senior Solutions, Polestar Computers, H&R Block Clearlake and KXBX Radio.
The Lake One-Stop is part of America’s One-Stop Career Center System that establishes partnerships between business and job seeker programs.
Lake One-Stop is located in Lakeport at 55 First St. (707-263-0630) and in Clearlake at 4477 Moss Ave. (707-994-0633). Online information is available at www.lakeonestop.org.
The Lakeport One-Stop includes the Employment Development Department, California Human Development, Goodwill Industries, Experience Works, Department of Rehabilitation as well as the Lake One-Stop Inc. It is a Workforce Investment Act program funded by the Napa/Lake Workforce Investment Board.
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The public is invited to stop in from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 7, and shop the newest addition to Hospice Services of Lake County thrift stores.
The ribbon cutting will be held by Lake County Chamber of Commerce at 6 p.m. with a group photo taken in front of the thrift store.
Bring your business cards; take this opportunity to network and share your business.
Located at 21257 Calistoga Road in Middletown, there is more parking available on Stewart behind the store. Visit the staff and many volunteers who work at the thrift store.
The thrift stores contribute funding towards the much needed hospice and bereavement programs serving Lake County.
Hospice currently is looking for volunteers and donations for all locations in Clearlake, Lakeport and Middletown, with a store planned to open soon in Lucerne.
For more information, contact Toni DeHaven at the Hospice Thrift Store in Middletown, 707-461-6030, visit hospice online at www.lakecountyhospice.org or “like” Hospice Services of Lake-County on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Thrift-Stores-Hospice-Services-of-Lake-County/227002087364001.
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The meeting will be held from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the California Department of Food and Agriculture, 1220 N St. – Main Auditorium, Sacramento.
“As policy discussions continue about California’s water future we cannot forget about the need to facilitate water transfers for agricultural purposes,” said CDFA Secretary Karen Ross. “An adequate supply of affordable water for agriculture that accommodates reasonable urban needs and improves environmental quality is a goal we all strive for.”
Scheduled speakers include: Deputy Regional Director Pablo Arroyave, U.S. Bureau of Reclamation, Mid-Pacific Region; Director Mark Cowin, California Department of Water Resources; Dante John Nomellino, Sr., Central Delta Water Agency; Ed Smith, Palo Verde Irrigation District; Roger Patterson, Metropolitan Water District of Southern California; Lewis Bair, Reclamation District 108; Spreck Rosekrans, Environmental Defense Fund; and Carol Perkins, Butte Environmental Council. Additional invited speakers include representatives from water districts and environmental organizations.
“Every year California’s farmers and ranchers struggle with a process to transfer water within this state,” said Craig McNamara, president of the California State Board of Food and Agriculture. “By bringing these various stakeholders together, we are highlighting this important topic as well as furthering public discussion on the issue.”
The California State Board of Food and Agriculture advises the governor and the CDFA secretary on agricultural issues and consumer needs.
The state board conducts forums that bring together local, state and federal government officials, agricultural representative and citizens to discuss current issues of concern to California agriculture.
Follow the board on Twitter at www.twitter.com/Cafood_agboard.