* Offers three different types of services: Basic Services are available to all job seekers and include: Job leads, available self-service or through assisted listings. Workshops on resume writing, interviewing, and job search topics. Labor market/labor law information. Apprenticeship programs. Follow-up services after employment. Basic screening for skills and abilities. Information on partner agencies. Individualized Services designed to help individuals obtain employment: Comprehensive skills assessment. Development of individual employment plan. Career counseling and planning. Case management. Short-term pre-vocational training. Job development, including employer connection. Training Services for dislocated workers and other eligible job seekers: Occupational skills training. On-the-Job Training. Skills upgrading. Job readiness training. Adult education and literacy activities. Resource Room includes: Trained Professionals for assistance. Skills Assessment. Reference/Lending Library. Printers for Resumes and Cover Letters. Self-Guided Instructional Software. Phone and Fax for Employment Needs. Information on Area Businesses. Job Postings for the Local Labor Market. Internet access.